Scientific Games, Golden Nugget Expand iGaming Alliance

Building on a long-term partnership, Scientific Games and Golden Nugget LLC have agreed to expand their iGaming partnerships in a multi-state, multi-product, multi-channel agreement.

In a February 24 news release, the company announced Scientific Games will provide its solutions to Golden Nugget across multiple states through 2024 and potentially beyond.

Scientific Games will supply Golden Nugget with its OpenGaming in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and, as regulations allow, potentially other states that legalize iGaming in the future. Golden Nugget will benefit from the Open Gaming System content aggregation platform, portal, and player account management solution to enhance its iGaming presence.

Golden Nugget has also selected to utilize the full OpenSports product suite and world-class managed trading services from Don Best Sports. The deployment of OpenSports will start with mobile sports betting in New Jersey with additional states included as new states launch. There is also an option to roll out OpenSports in retail locations across multiple states including New Jersey, Mississippi and Nevada.

Thomas Winter, senior vice president and general manager for online gaming for Golden Nugget, said, “We have a long history with Scientific Games, and their technology is a cornerstone of our sports betting and iGaming strategy. We’re thrilled to continue working with them to bring a consistent and best-in-class experience to our players across multiple products, nationwide.”

Jordan Levin, group chief executive, digital for Scientific Games, said, “Following Golden Nugget’s transition to our solutions, we look forward to launching Sports on top of our long-standing player account and iGaming relationship. Golden Nugget has a wide player base across the U.S., having pioneered the iGaming space in New Jersey from its earliest days, and we’re excited to power their sports betting and iGaming presence, providing a seamless and reliable end-to-end betting experience.”

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