West Virginia reportedly approved Supremeland Gaming for an interim supplier licence, allowing it to offer its games to operators in the state. Supremeland described the authorisation as its third US state approval, after Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The reported approval could allow West Virginia operators to offer Supremeland Gaming titles through their online casinos.
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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.
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.
Play’n GO has launched casino content through Ember Casino in West Virginia under a partnership with Ember Entertainment, the companies said. Pennsylvania and New Jersey launches are planned for the coming months, with additional content to follow as the rollout expands.
West Virginia recorded $936.6m in combined sports betting and iGaming wagers in July. Wagering rose 18% against the same month a year earlier.
It was reported that West Virginia University began a three-year investigation into risky online betting behaviour, including attempts to recover losses. A grant of nearly $300,000 from Arnold Ventures supports the research.