Pariplay Lands its Fourth License in the American Market

After receiving a license, the game provider Pariplay is given the go-ahead to operate in Pennsylvania and keeps expanding in the US market. 

Awarded by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB), the Interactive Game Manufacturer License is the provider's fourth nationwide, following those from Michigan, West Virginia, and New Jersey.

The Fourth License Brings New Content

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has given an interactive game producer license to a content aggregator and provider, Pariplay. Following market access in Michigan, New Jersey, and West Virginia, Pariplay, a NeoGames affiliate, has secured a fourth license.

The Managing Director at Pariplay, Adrian Bailey, explained the expansion: "We continually strive to expand in key markets, and Pennsylvania is one of the major emerging territories in the United States. Receiving our fourth license in the US is an important landmark, and we're eager to expand commercially in our newest market. It has great potential both for Pariplay and also our future partners."

The most adaptable aggregation platform available is Pariplay's Fusion package, which offers over 13,000 titles from over 80 suppliers and includes top headers and regional content. 

With this Pennsylvania license, Pariplay can now provide residents of the Keystone State with material from its in-house Wizard Games studio and a selection of outside games.

With Pariplay already being a partner with BetMGM in both Michigan and New Jersey, it is likely to see an expansion of this partnership including Pennsylvania as well. BetMGM also has two brands Borgata casino and Stars casino operating in Pennsylvania.

Pariplay Seeks Opportunities To Grow

The gaming firm views this new license acquisition as an opportunity to broaden the product's market appeal and solidify Pariplay's position as a market pioneer in developing and distributing iGaming content.

The Head of Compliance at Pariplay, Lawrence Hanlin, explains this: "We pride ourselves on working extremely hard to study the regulations and compliance to enter markets swiftly and seamlessly, and Pennsylvania is yet another example of that. We're happy to receive this license, which will help serve our operators, partners, and players with a huge range of locally appealing content."

In addition to utilizing the thousands of freely accessible games from third parties through the Fusion platform, which Pariplay uses as an aggregation content delivery solution to give players the best experience possible, Pariplay will be able to deliver its internal games created by Wizard Games.

Ignite is a development program by Pariplay that supports up-and-coming gaming businesses like Caleta Gaming, a gaming software maker. In July, Ignite accepted Caleta Gaming as a partner, giving it access to its extensive worldwide distribution system and turnkey development environment.

Pennsylvanians may anticipate taking advantage of all that Pariplay has to offer, including its Ignite initiative, which has partnered with other studios worldwide since its launch in 2016.