Content developer Gaming Realms has secured a license to launch its igaming solutions and products in the US state of Pennsylvania.
Issued by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, the Interactive Gaming Manufacturer License will permit Gaming Realms to roll out its content in the state.
The license marks Gaming Realms’ third such approval in the US, with the developer also holding similar permits in New Jersey and Michigan.
Gaming Realms’ executive chairman Michael Buckley said plans are in place to expand its presence in the US further, with the developer now eyeing licenses in other states.
“We are now licenced in the three largest states for igaming and look forward to more states regulating in the future,” Buckley said.
“We have signed a number of multi-state deals and direct integration agreements with some of the largest operators in the US, giving an excellent opportunity to capitalise on the expansion of the exciting US igaming market.”
The latest license comes after Gaming Realms last month started trading its ordinary shares over-the-counter on the OTCQX Best Market in the US.
Trading commenced after Gaming Realms upgraded from the Pink market, with its shares running under the ticker ‘PSDMF’ on the OTCQX.