Hacksaw Gaming has extended its North America reach as the slot studio celebrated being awarded a provisional licence for New Jersey.
Following the licence to supply its content in the Garden State, Hacksaw Gaming has outlined plans to go live in NJ before the end of Q4. The move comes just a few months after the firm found its entry into the states, gaining a licence to operate in West Virginia.
Marcus Cordes, CEO of Hacksaw Gaming, commented: “Hacksaw is unstoppable in its ventures. We are ecstatic to see the rate at which we are broadening our horizons, and the headway we are making in getting the recognition our content deserves. There is no doubt that Hacksaw will thrive in the US.”
The slot supplier’s titles have been made available across the two US states using Light & Wonder’s OpenGaming distribution platform, making slots such as R.I.P. City, Chaos Crew, Dork Unit and Book of Time available to latter’s affiliated operators.
In West Virginia, Light & Wonder’s partnered operator Rush Street Interactive became one of the first companies to showcase Hacksaw’s slots in the state in a move hailed as a ‘huge milestone’ by the slot studio’s CCO, Gabrielle Star.
While the move sees Hacksaw Gaming turn its attention to North America’s expanding igaming sector, the supplier has also placed recent focus on Latin America having offered its titles to Colombian operator brand Betplay.