Merkur Group Finalizes Gaming Arts Acquisition
Merkur Group has announced the completion of its acquisition of Gaming Arts LLC, a Las Vegas-based slot machine and table game developer. The takeover reintroduces Merkur to the US market after a 20-year absence and grants the company access to Gaming Arts’ 155+ licenses across the US, Canada, and Latin America.
LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE:The deal builds on an existing partnership between Merkur and Gaming Arts, formalized through a supply agreement in 2023. The Nevada Gaming Commission approved the acquisition in May 2025 while also granting Merkur Gaming a license to manufacture and distribute in the state.
The acquisition unites Merkur’s operations in 90 countries with Gaming Arts’ strong US presence, creating a formidable player in the gaming industry.
The acquisition is a key element of our re-entry strategy into the U.S. market, one of the most respected and strictly regulated gaming markets worldwide. With Gaming Arts, we are now able to place Merkur products directly in a wide range of US jurisdictions. This marks an important step in expanding our international growth beyond European borders.
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Nevada Comeback
Merkur, previously known as the Gauselmann Group, left Nevada two decades ago but never lost interest in its dynamic market. By acquiring Gaming Arts, Merkur can now directly supply its gaming cabinets to casinos in the state and other key regions.
Gaming Arts says its portfolio of titles ranging from slots, and bingo solutions, to electronic table games, are developed by a team of 60 professionals with a passion for gaming innovation.
This partnership elevates everything we’re doing at Gaming Arts. With Merkur’s global reach and resources behind us, we are positioned to deliver bold innovation and world-class execution like never before. We’re energized, aligned, and ready to write the next great chapter in this company’s story.
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