New Jersey online players at BetMGM, Borgata Casino, and Party Casino can play premium online casino content from DGC, including popular titles like Ancient Fortunes: Zeus and 9 Masks of Fire.
The licensing agreement between BetMGM and Digital Gaming Corporation will make all of DGC’s multi-channel content available to all of the BetMGM network; the BetMGM Network also includes the Borgata Casino, Party Casino as well as BetMGM.
UK-based DGC (Digital Gaming Corporation) made its US debut in the Garden State, launching its wide selection of online slot games with Atlantic City’s biggest online casinos following its partnership with BetMGM, the joint venture between GVC Holdings and MGM Resorts International.
Following the successful integration with DGC’s RGS platform, Garden City players at BetMGM, Borgata Casino, and Party Casino can now play DGC’s diverse, premium online casino games.
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DGC Has Big Plans for the US Online Gaming Market
Digital Gaming Corporation’s B2B iGaming Solutions division has big plans for the regulated US gaming market and the multi-state licensing deal with BetMGM will be key to establishing DGC as the leading online casino content provider in the United States.
Led by a passionate and ambitious team of professionals with across-the-board market-entry experience, DGC’s B2B iGaming Solutions division is committed to providing innovative content to US operators and their customers. Each DGC game boasts an exceptional production value with gorgeous graphics and illustrations, realistic sound, and engaging and entertaining play, delivering a top-notch player experience.
Chief Commercial Officer of DGC’s B2B iGaming Solutions Division, Neill Whyte, points out that the move into the New Jersey gaming market is just the first major milestone in Digital Gaming Corporation’s US growth strategy. To be sure, many more states are on DGC’s checklist.
“As we launch into the regulated US iGaming market, we’re thrilled to have such a prestigious partner on board from the very first day. Bringing DGC games to players in New Jersey is simply the first of many strategic plays to come. We look forward to working closely with BetMGM as our ambitious expansion plans continue to play out.”
Vice President of Gaming for BetMGM, Matthew Sunderland, said, “We’re thrilled to have bolstered our online offerings with DGC’s world-class iGaming content, giving our players a wide range of thrilling mobile-optimized entertainment experiences. The partnership with DGC further solidifies our leadership position in online gaming in New Jersey.”
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iGaming Grows in New Jersey
One benefit of the COVID-19 shutdowns of Atlantic City’s casinos, is that it drove the city’s gamblers online, driving the growth of both online casinos and sportsbooks.
In August alone, online casinos raked in $84,737,965, setting a new record for the Garden State. Moreover, the gains came almost entirely from the Borgata online casino, which made less than $14.5 million in July to more than $19 million in August. The dominance of the Borgata online casino bodes well for DGC’s slot games.
The brick-and-mortar casinos in Atlantic City may not be back to where they were was last year, but while the economic recovery is underway, the online casinos are making up some of the difference.
In fact, the boom in online gaming has nearly made up for the shortfall. While July’s total gaming revenue in New Jersey was down 33% year-on-year, that deficit fell to 7.5% in August, thanks to iGaming.
Online Gaming is the Future Worldwide
Online casinos not only helped to keep New Jersey’s gaming industry afloat during the COVID-19 lockdowns, iGaming helped to maintain every jurisdiction which allows it.
Many states across the US are beginning to legalize both iGaming and sports betting, which means that those that have better managed to weather the economic downturn triggered by the pandemic.
From Atlantic City to Macao, online casinos helped not only keep some revenue flowing to the land-based casinos, but it also helped to keep gaming taxes flowing to local governments.
The shift to online gambling as a result of the COVID-19 shutdowns has hugely benefited the companies that offer online casinos, poker, lottery games, and bingo in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
