Hacksaw Gaming Acquires a Provisional License for New Jersey
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Hacksaw Gaming, the online gaming provider, has announced it will increase its footprint in the US after successfully acquiring a provisional license to supply titles in the state of New Jersey.
The online provider states that it expects to go live with its portfolio towards the end of Q4 this year. Hacksaw has a suite of more than 120 games, and customers in New Jersey will soon be able to play games, including Benny the Beer, Immortal Desire, and Eye of the Panda through their favorite New Jersey online casino platforms.
Hacksaw explains it is following a strategy of trying to get its games into new regions so the company can raise brand awareness and build its customer base. The provider also acknowledged its thriving partnership and distribution deal with Light & Wonder.
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.
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This latest move from Hacksaw Gaming is a continued expansion of its presence in North America and follows its debut In the US when it obtained a license to operate in West Virginia earlier this year.
Hacksaw Gaming says it is constantly expanding in new markets and, through its flagship Remote Gaming Server (RGS) platform, provides many tier 1 gaming operators in the industry. The provider boasts of its rapid expansion in new jurisdictions in recent years and looks forward to achieving accelerated growth in the regulated gaming states throughout North America.
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