White Hat Studios announced that it is now the first supplier to be present in all 7 states of the US that are regulated for iGaming. What sparked the announcement was its entry into Rhode Island, making it the first supplier to achieve the feat. Its launch in Rhode Island was facilitated by Bally’s.
White Hat is now officially a prime entertainment supplier across all the US iGaming-regulated states. Others on the list are New Jersey, West Virginia, Connecticut, Michigan, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. White Hat has entered different states by thriving on partnerships with FanDuel, DraftKings, and BetMGM, to mention a few.
White Hat Studios has called its entry into Rhode Island a pivotal milestone, adding that the entry into a new state will help it with a positive trajectory.
Andy Whitworth acknowledged that thousands of players have embraced their games. The Chief Executive Officer of the Studios added that their partners have also recorded impressive engagement rates with players, further stating that they are poised to record an upward trajectory in the days to come.
According to the gaming news, Craig Eaton said that White Hat is one of the most prominent providers in North America, adding that it is in that position for all the right reasons. The Rhode Island Operations at Bally’s President credited the success to their dynamic and exciting slots that have been constantly at the top of the charts with their performance. Craig is now sure that their players will love to engage with White Hat titles.
White Hat previously joined hands with Rush Street Interactive. The objective of the partnership was to launch BetRivers in Delaware. That was the entry into the sixth-regulated US state for iGaming. White Hat now has its focus on launching a PAM system with Bally’s in Rhode Island.
