Speaking on the new deal, Juergen Stuehmeyer, a Board Member at Gauselmann AG, says they are enthusiastic about the significant potential that this partnership with Gaming Arts opens for Merkur as it strives to expand into North America. Gaming Arts' swift progress and ingenuity in the gaming supply sector have established a remarkable platform for growth in this vital global market. We eagerly anticipate CEO Mike Dreitzer leading this endeavor in close collaboration with Merkur.
Gaming Arts is a technology provider for casinos based in Las Vegas, offering a range of equipment including electronic gaming machines, electronic table games, bingo, and keno.
Merkur will be able to tap into Gaming Arts' licensing across 170 gaming jurisdictions, encompassing states in North America, Latin America, and the Pacific Rim.
David Colvin, Owner of Gaming Arts, said:
“Merkur's global reach and reputation for excellence align perfectly with our aspirations for growth and innovation. Together, we are poised to deliver exceptional gaming experiences to players in North America."
This expansion comes shortly after Merkur extended its partnership with Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) for its automated affiliate marketing compliance tool.