Evolution targets US growth – planning new studio in Pennsylvania

The market leading live casino developer Evolution Gaming released their quarterly report last week and, amongst other news, they’ve set themselves some big targets over the coming year.

With a focus on the emerging US markets of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, they aim to beat the growth levels of the entire rest of the sector in 2019. That’s some aim.

However, with their range of popular new games deemed less ‘staff intensive’ we can easily see them achieving that lofty goal.

“We believe that the live vertical will continue to grow its share of the total online casino market. When the live vertical grows, we take market shares” said CEO Martin Carlesund in a press statement.

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NetEnt also Launches Live Games in the newly legal US State

One of the first European developers to set up shop in the US, with their NetEnt Americas subsidiary, the Swedish company this week announced that they are live right now providing games to Pennsylvanian players – at no less than four online casinos.

We applaud their fast movements, considering the market only opened one week ago.

“We are one of the few online casino suppliers offering our games [to this market] right from the start, and I am convinced that our award-winning online casino games will be much appreciated by players in Pennsylvania” said the project’s managing director Erik Nyman.

Leo Vegas goes Live in Spain

Just two weeks after obtaining their licence, Leo Vegas has launched a .es domain. First starting with a ‘soft’ launch, meaning only around 50% of their games and features are available, Leo hopes to scale the site up within the next month or so.

Still, two weeks is a very fast turnaround for a site translation and we applaud them for that.

Spain becomes the 7th market for the mobile-focused online casino that we highly rate here at LiveDealers.com.

“We are very happy to offer games in Spain only two weeks after we received our license. It shows strength, commitment and speed within LeoVegas and that our experience from regulated markets is a competitive advantage” said Leo’s communications director Hans Uhrus.

Spanish players can keep an eye out here for any further developments and exclusive offers that might come to the Leo Vegas.es in the future.