Swedish Gaming Giant Play’n GO Announces Partnership Deal With Caesars
Posted on: July 30, 2025, 11:08h.
Last updated on: July 30, 2025, 11:45h.
- Latest content deal in Swedish gaming giant’s North American expansion
- Online casino content now available on Caesars platforms in four US states and Ontario
- Casino dominates Ontario iGaming market
Play’n GO, the Swedish online casino content creator, has announced a partnership with Caesars Entertainment to supply content in four US jurisdictions as well as Ontario.
The new partnership means that players on Caesars platforms in those regions will now have access to popular products like Buildin’ Bucks, Piggy Blitz, and Reactoonz.
The content will be available on Caesars Palace Online Casino, Caesars Sportsbook & Casino, and Horseshoe Online Casino in Ontario, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and soon, in West Virginia.
“We’re committed to continuously making strides in building out our portfolio of titles on our online casino platforms, and we’re thankful to bring another great partner like Play’n GO into the fold to make that happen,” said Caesars Digital Vice President of Online Gaming Ricardo Cornejo Rivas.
Casino Dominates Online Gaming Markets
Play’n GO was founded in 1997 in Växjö, Sweden. The company develops high-quality slot games, table games, and gaming platforms for regulated casino operators in over 35 jurisdictions worldwide.
The Caesars brand is synonymous with world-class gaming and entertainment in North America. It’s an exciting time for our business to announce this partnership,” said Play’n GO Head of Regional Sales US Anna Mackney. “Our mutual commitment to high-quality entertainment and responsible gaming makes them the perfect partner for us as we mark this latest milestone on our US journey.”
Play’n GO is licensed in six US states. The company has been a vocal advocate for increased regulation in the online gaming space, and has said it will never supply its content portfolio to sweepstakes casinos.
Massive Jackpot Win
Casino dominates the Ontario iGaming market. In June, Ontario generated 88% market share in cash wagers, with CA$6.4 billion. There are 50 licensed operators and 86 gaming websites in Ontario. Out of the 86 websites, 75 feature casino content.
A Wednesday report from theScore Casino will only bolster that. A customer hit theScore’s biggest jackpot ever, turning $1.60 into $405,809 in one spin on Clash of the Beasts.
In Pennsylvania, for fiscal year 2024/25, iGaming revenues reached a record high. Online slots in June increased 36% to US$162.2 million in revenue. Interactive table games were up 22% to $47.6 million.
Last December, Play’n GO announced a similar deal with PointsBet Canada to boost that company’s library of casino games, and in May 2024, announced a deal with Loto-Quebec delivering casino content to players in that market.
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