Play’n GO said it had secured a licence for Delaware and would enter the market through Rush Street Interactive’s BetRivers brand. The company said the licence brought its total number of US state licences to six; its US regional head, Anna Mackney, described the entry as part of its expansion strategy.
The Delaware licence and BetRivers partnership expand Play’n GO’s access to a regulated online gaming market.
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A market report says Delaware generated $85.5m in net iGaming proceeds in FY2025, covering July 2024 to June 2025. It attributes market growth to the BetRivers platform relaunch and says Rush Street Interactive holds an exclusive contract to provide online casino, poker and sports betting services.
Rush Street Interactive (RSI) announced on Wednesday that BetRivers had signed an exclusive partnership with Gateway Casinos & Entertainment in Alberta. The companies plan to link BetRivers’ online gambling offering with Gateway’s Edmonton properties through joint promotions and events starting this summer.
Rush Street Interactive reported second-quarter revenue of $393.8m, up 46% year over year, and raised its full-year outlook. The BetRivers parent now expects 2026 revenue of $1.56bn to $1.60bn and adjusted EBITDA of $245m to $265m. It also plans higher marketing spending in the second half, including in Alberta after its 13 July launch.
Rush Street Interactive has applied to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) for designated contract market status and registration as a derivatives clearing organisation. The applications could support a prediction markets launch, but the company has not announced a product timetable and still requires regulatory approval.
Rush Street Interactive CEO Richard Schwartz said the company hopes to launch BetRivers in Alberta around the end of Q2 or early Q3. He said the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission had published regulations and opened licensing registration, and that RSI had applied for a provincial licence.