Strive Gaming has expanded its reach in the U.S. to Pennsylvania.
The PAM provider announced that it has been granted an Interim Authorization for iGaming and Sports Wagering Manufacturer License by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.
Approval in Pennsylvania comes off the back of an announcement by the company that in a funding round led by OpenBet it had secured investment from a number of major industry stakeholders.
As part of the funding round Strive outlined its plan to utilize a portion of the funding to secure licenses in strategically important online casino states in 2024, which includes Pennsylvania.
“We are thrilled to receive the Interim Authorization for iGaming and Sports Wagering Manufacturer License in Pennsylvania,” said Strive Gaming CEO Max Meltzer. “This milestone follows our Michigan state license a few months ago and continues to reflect our dedication to regulatory compliance and our ongoing efforts to deliver a best-in-class iGaming and sports betting PAM solution. We look forward to contributing to the vibrant digital landscape of Pennsylvania and providing our award-winning technology in the state.”
Strive Gaming specializes in providing PAM technology to the North American betting market and it says that this latest news underscores the company’s commitment to provide cutting-edge technology and services while adhering to the highest standards of compliance and integrity.
It has been a busy few months for Strive Gaming as it has secured partnerships with a number of operators.
Just before the end of 2023 Strive formed a strategic partnership with PointsBet who are now able to leverage Strive’s tech platform including its Infinity Engine proprietary tool that tailors offers to game titles in real time in Canada.
Meanwhile, in the new year Strive announced a partnership with Four Winds Casino in Michigan to provide its gaming services to the tribe-owned gaming company.
