Pariplay to Introduce Skillzzgaming Games via BetMGM in the US

One of the leading aggregators in the industry, Pariplay, continues to pave the way for innovation and excellence. The company signed another vital agreement in the US via MGM. This time, the company will use its Fusion aggregation platform to deliver Skillzzgaming content via an American brand.

The launch is an important milestone for the company and the first time that the brand’s third-party games have been offered to customers in the US. Pariplаy’s existing deal with BetMGM will cover its offering across different markets where it provides services including New Jersey.

BetMGM is the premium sports betting partner for MGM Resorts across the county, both online and in physical venues. It runs three poker, three casinos and two sportsbook platforms – more than other brands in the US.

Skillzzgaming games, such as top-performing Fruit Blast, which features innovative mechanics alongside eight bonus features, will now be available to partners exclusively through the Fusion® platform. The studio is known for delivering a range of games that have elements of casual options while having real money-winning chances.

Commenting on the latest deal between two partners, Shivan Patel, Commercial Director at Pariplay®, says that it is a proud moment for the company and for Skillzzgaming to launch their games in the US with such a reputable operator as BetMGM.

According to his words, as an Ignite® partner, it is satisfying that they have been able to make Skillzzgaming their first third-party launch via Fusion® in the market. It is a core achievement and the beginning of what they see as epic growth.

On the other hand, Eran Sharar, CEO at Skillzzgaming, said:

“Finally launching in the US is a fantastic achievement for us and BetMGM is a major player in the space so we couldn’t be happier.

“Through the Ignite® program, we have been able to propel our development process, and going live in the lucrative US market is a highlight in the studio’s journey so far.”