Red Rake Gaming Secures License to Launch Operation in Pennsylvania

Red Rake Gaming, a leading supplier of online slots, is thrilled to announce the launch of its operations in Pennsylvania, United States. This was after the company was vetted and approved by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) to present its player-centric, high-performing content in the Keystone State.

Following the accreditation, Red Rake Gaming will launch its casino games for the first time in the country. The company also said it’s close to securing licenses in several other jurisdictions in North America.

The approval comes after several years of Red Rake Gaming offering social casino games nationwide. Currently, the company’s sweepstakes casino games are available in many jurisdictions in the United States.

Red Rake Gaming will now provide a variety of high-performing game types and features in its collection. The company plans to roll out top-performing online slots and other games, including the Super Series and Million Mays to Win genres.

The software developer has lately been actively expanding its presence in regulated markets, tying up deals with new online casino operators. The approval in the US means that its content is now available in 20+ countries, including Bulgaria, Switzerland, and Lithuania.

Recently, the Malta-based supplier of premium casino games signed a deal with StarCasino to bolster its presence in Belgium. The company also released Million Vegas, an exciting video slot that teleports players straight to Las Vegas.

Nick Barr, Managing Director (Malta) for Red Rake Gaming, commented:

“We could not be more thrilled to have been approved for operating in PA and already have seen a huge demand from operators for our content across the state. We are equally delighted to now being able to offer the players who have enjoyed our social games over the years to have the ability to play with real money in Pennsylvania. We are extremely confident about the US and the integral part it will play in Red Rake Gaming’s continued growth.”