The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has given NetGaming permission to conduct business in the state. Bison Gold is one of 43 games that players can anticipate seeing soon on casino platforms.
NetGaming may now offer its portfolio of slot games in Pennsylvania after being granted a license by state authorities last week.
Popular game titles on the company’s menu include Bison Gold and Wild Buffalo Bonanza.
It took nearly a year, but in June 2024, NetGaming sought a license to service the Pennsylvania online casino industry.
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The firm, which presently provides games in New Jersey, stated in a statement that it is thrilled to expand to the Keystone State:
“With this exciting milestone, we’re gearing up to launch our engaging game portfolio in the Keystone State and team up with some of the most respected operators in the industry.”
On May 21, NetGaming announced on LinkedIn that it had received a license from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) to provide games in the state.
PGCB Communications Director Doug Harbach revealed to PlayPennsylvania that it takes nearly a year to grant the license in one of the major online casino marketplaces in the United States.
Online casino enthusiasts in Pennsylvania should expect to see new slots on several sites soon. NetGaming offers 43 games in its catalogue.
The firm offers buffalo-themed slots and has just launched Bison Gold. According to the company’s website, the game allows players to acquire a large number of free spins.
“Bison Gold is a traditional ways slot with an interesting free spins bonus. During free spins, players may gather gold bison, win more free spins, and receive symbol enhancements. With the additional purchase bonus feature, players may enjoy the free spins feature right now.”
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