Play’n Go has announced an expansion to the current deal it holds with US operator BetMGM, going live with the group in the state of Pennsylvania. 

Prior to this deal, the pair have previously partnered in the states of Michigan, New Jersey and West Virginia, with this latest announcement marking the fourth state the partnership has expanded to, giving BetMGM players in the Keystone State access to Play’n Go games such as Reactoonz. 

Play’n Go received its licence from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board on 27 March of this year and shortly after in April expanded its partnership with Rush Street Interactive (RSI) to the state, meaning this deal makes BetMGM the second operator the provider has gone live within the state. 

Play’n Go CCO Magnus Olsson said: “We’re pleased to expand our partnership with BetMGM into a fourth US state, and look forward to continued success together. We have always been committed to a safe, regulation-led industry to secure a sustainable future for us all.  

“BetMGM share our vision, and so are a perfect partner for us. We will continue our mission of being active in every regulated market around the world, and we’re excited for further growth opportunities well into the future, in the US and beyond.” 

In other news this week, NetBet Denmark announced a partnership with Play’n Go, which will see a range of the provider’s games go live on the NetBet platform in Denmark.

Pennsylvania has also released its gaming revenue for March, reporting a record-breaking monthly total for the state of $554.6m, in which it outperformed New Jersey.