Hacksaw Gaming agreed to supply online casino games to Betly, Delaware North’s iGaming brand in West Virginia. Delaware North said the partnership will add Hacksaw titles to the Betly app.
The agreement expands the casino-game selection offered through Betly in West Virginia.
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Playtech agreed a responsible gambling research partnership with West Virginia University’s Center for Gaming Research and Development, the company said. Its BetBuddy product will help the centre analyse West Virginia player data and betting patterns, with the stated aim of improving the identification and treatment of problem gambling and related harm. WVU’s existing partnership with the West Virginia Lottery Commission gives its research centre access to player data.
West Virginia's combined sports and iGaming wagering rose 21% in September to $962.6 million, according to the report. The source does not identify the reporting authority or provide further market details.
Combined wagering in West Virginia grew by 21 per cent in September, reaching $962.6 million.
Reportedly, Games Global has obtained a licence as it enters West Virginia. The entry expands the iGaming content supplier's presence in the regulated US market.
Games Global has obtained a licence from the West Virginia Lottery Commission to offer its product portfolio in West Virginia, the company said. The licence allows the iGaming content supplier to make a collection of its titles available to players in the state for the first time.
West Virginia recorded $922.1m in combined sports betting and iGaming wagers in August. The total increased by 16%, with each sector recording double-digit growth.
West Virginia recorded $936.6m in combined sports betting and iGaming wagers in July. Wagering rose 18% against the same month a year earlier.