betPARX Collaborates with Playtech in Order to Go Live in Maryland
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iGaming technology provider Playtech has announced an extension of its work with betPARX in order to bring their products to Maryland.
The collaboration between the two has seen Playtech’s respected IMS platform and mobile applications integrated into betPARX ahead of the Maryland launch. Going live in Maryland is a big moment for betPARX as it seeks to grow its presence and bring sports bettors the best possible experience.
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With the aid of Playtech’s technology, betPARX is set to deliver a streamlined and immersive betting experience from mobile devices.
The two have already collaborated in four other states, where they have enjoyed success. Matthew Cullen, the Senior Vice President of Interactive Gaming & Sports at betPARX said that they are “excited” to extend their work with Playtech and added that Playtech’s technology provides everything needed to “deliver an exceptional and engaging betting experience to our customers in the state.”
Similarly, the VP U.S. Business Operations at Playtech, Jonathan Doubilet, was extremely positive about the enhanced working relationship.
We are elated to continue our partnership with betPARX for their Maryland launch. This collaboration underscores our commitment to providing our operators with advanced technology that not only powers their platforms but also enhances the overall player experience. Following the successful debut in Ohio, we are confident that our innovative solutions will once again deliver an unmatched sports betting experience in Maryland.
Related: BetParx Rolls Out Mobile Sports Betting Services in Ohio
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