RLX Gaming Expands US Footprint with Fanatics Casino Partnership

RLX Gaming has expanded further afield in the United States with the company signing up a new content deal with Fanatics Casino, and looking to push further ahead in key regulated states.

The new content tie-up is signed with the casino to cover its operations in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania, immediately giving a significant outreach boost to its reach in the important jurisdiction.

RLX Gaming Doubles Down on NA Push with Fanatics Casino

Among the games that are now available at Fanatics Casino are Temple Tumble, Bonsai Dragon Blitz, and The Great Pigsby. 

These games come at a very special time for the casino, as Fanatics has just introduced the exclusive launch of WrestleMania: Road to Gold with White Hat Studios. 

Commenting on this partnership, RLX Gaming Commercial Account Manager for North America Matthew Hockenjos had this to add:

“Our collaboration with Fanatics Casino represents a major milestone for RLX Gaming as we strategically broaden our footprint across North America. Fanatics Casino’s focus on delivering outstanding entertainment is perfectly aligned with our core mission, and we are excited to bring our engaging slot experiences to its players in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.”

Fanatics Casino’s Kieron Shaw was similarly pleased with the opportunity to see Relax Gaming strengthen the casino, especially in the wake of the WWE partnership. “We are delighted to integrate RLX Gaming’s extensive and captivating portfolio into our platform. This collaboration strengthens our commitment to offering a premier online casino experience, guaranteeing our players access to top-tier titles with a proven resonance for players across New Jersey and Pennsylvania,” he added.

iGaming in the United States is still fairly limited, with a handful of states offering it. Online casinos have been admittedly slower to expand, as lawmakers fear that they would cannibalize land-based revenue, while also precipitating problems such as problem gambling.