SugarHouse Online Launches 2 New Konami Slot Games

The two games are Golden Wolves and Imperial Wealth are now available in New Jersey.

SugarHouse Online Casino announced the addition of two new, exclusive Konami slots for real-money wagering in New Jersey via mobile and desktop.

The two games are Golden Wolves and Imperial Wealth. Both are proven and popular slot machine games in land-based casinos worldwide, and everything—from graphic animation to game play— is the same in the online version.

Golden Wolves features trigger-free games and a frequently occurring Wild Feature. Action Stacked Symbols appear on all reels to increase players’ chances of winning. Imperial Wealth, a five-reel slot, also features multiple ways to win that include Trigger Wild Symbols, a Lucky Frame Feature, and win up to 88 free games.

In January, Rush Street Interactive (RSI), which operates PlaySugarHouse.com, announced it was exclusively partnering with Las Vegas-based Konami Gaming Inc. to bring top slot titles, including Gypsy Fire and Fortune Stacks, to New Jersey players.

PlaySugarHouse.com, regulated by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, boasts over 300 slots from Konami, IGT, Aristocrat, WMS Gaming, Bally, NYX Gaming Group, Spin Games, High 5 Games and NetEnt. The online casino also offers a wide range of online table games, such as single-deck and multi-deck blackjack and roulette.

SugarHouse Online features many player promotions, including industry-low, player-friendly wagering requirements of only 1 times on bonuses and rewards. After registration, players receive a free bonus wheel spin where they are guaranteed to receive between $10 and $20. In addition, they will receive a 100 percent bonus on their first deposits of up to $100.

Related Articles

Subscribe to Newsletter

Sign up to receive the latest online gaming and sports betting promotions, news, and information.

History Playbook

On This Day In Sports History

February 20, 1988 — South Carolina blows a 14-point lead and loses 98-88 to Louisville in double overtime at the Carolina Coliseum in Columbia.

On This Day In Sports History

February 21, 1993 — The West outlasts the East 135-132 in the NBA All-Star Game at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. Michael Jordan (Bulls) is the leading scorer with 30 points for the East.