In a significant corporate update, Playgon confirmed compliance with a recent directive from the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB), focusing on swiftly resuming its live dealer services. The company is actively exploring various strategic options to minimize disruptions, including the expansion of studio operations in Canada and Europe. Decisions made in the coming months will shape the timeline for resuming premium live dealer services, with a detailed plan expected by the end of September.
The company's RNG games remain available to all clients, ensuring continuity of service. Moreover, Playgon is utilizing this period to enhance its platform, with developments in new features and system improvements poised to enrich the user experience upon the resumption of live services.
Despite the operational challenges, including a reduction in staff at its Las Vegas studio, Playgon is committed to maintaining its innovation edge and service excellence. The company is also preparing for the relocation of its Las Vegas studio equipment to a new facility once plans are finalized.
The Vancouver-headquartered company has also announced that it successfully renewed its Ontario license, administered by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), an essential step as it prepares to launch its live dealer services in the region. Ontario's thriving online gaming and sports betting market presents a promising opportunity, with live dealer tables accounting for a significant portion of the online casino revenue.
Source:
“Playgon Reports Q2 2024 Financial and Operational Highlights“, playgon.com, August 30, 2024.