Playtech Live Casino CEO, Edo Haitin said: “ The launch of the two facilities represents our core strategy of bringing our industry-leading studio standards to the US whilst ensuring that Playtech Live’s most engaging and innovative products and technology are available to new markets and audiences. It’s the company’s first venture into the US live casino realm and an obvious step in strategic expansion plans. Playtech’s live casino offering is entertainment-centric and producers use state-of-the-art tech to deliver fantasy mixed with real money gambling. Visual appeal and innovative gameplay make it a go-to game for many players and it will be a first-of-its-kind experience for the US online market.

The Quantum experience is delivered from a highly immersive studio with bleeding-edge sound, visuals, and dealer interaction to provide a truly immersive experience. Plans are in the works to expand the Quantum offering to include other types of games. The game was originally launched in early September 2019. Each casino will receive feeds from Playtech’s Quantum Roulette. Once approved in both states, Playtech studios will begin to offer live blackjack, roulette, and baccarat from the studios. The obligatory regulatory approval hurdle has yet to be passed. The content will also be available online in the regulated New Jersey market through Bet365, according to a report on Market Watch. Play Gun Lake casino online from Parx Interactive in Michigan will be the home of one of the new studios. On the heel of news that the software provider has launched live dealer studios in Zurich Switzerland in mid-December, we now learn that Michigan and New Jersey online casinos, operating within their own borders only, will be host to exclusive new Playtech live dealer studios. Online gambling has never been specifically illegal in the United States but lawmakers made payment processing a problem and Playtech along with all other publically traded companies abandoned the market after the law went into effect.

Playtech Plc (LON: PTEC) is making a slow return to the regulated US market after losing 40% of value when US legislators dropped the hammer on internet gambling in 2006 with the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA).

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