Hacksaw Gaming and DraftKings are forming a partnership to provide players with more slot opportunities. The deal sets up well for Hacksaw Gaming, as DraftKings is arguably the top online casino operator in the country.
After a partnership with BetRivers last month, West Virginia online casino players are starting to see lots of Hacksaw Gaming titles on the market.
Hacksaw Gaming and DraftKings ink deal to provide WV online casino slots
More slot games will become available at West Virginia online casinos, thanks to Hacksaw Gaming’s latest partnership with DraftKings WV Casino.
Over the next several weeks, DraftKings will unveil some of Hacksaw Gaming’s most popular slot titles. Those include:
- Wanted Dead or a Wild
- Stack’em
- Gladiator Legends
Hacksaw Gaming CEO, Marcus Cordes, said in a statement:
“It’s been a hugely exciting couple of months on the U.S. front. After receiving full regulatory approval last month, we’re thrilled to bolster our standing in West Virginia by adding another top-tier operator to our ranks. DraftKings is a name that needs no introduction in the world of iGaming, and we’ve no doubt our top-shelf content will find scores of new casino fans through this partnership.”
Hacksaw Gaming’s additional partnerships with West Virginia online casinos
The West Virginia Lottery granted Hacksaw Gaming approval for a supplier license last month and it has not wasted any time in making connections.
Just days after getting approved, Hacksaw Gaming announced a partnership with BetRivers.
Some of the games coming to the operator include:
- Toshi Video Club
- Joker Bombs
Both of those games are available to play right now on BetRivers WV Casino.
Hacksaw Gaming is not likely to stop with just a few partnerships. Given the appetite for online casinos in the Mountain State, expect more of Hacksaw Gaming’s products to appear on other platforms, too.
West Virginia has recorded the following revenue figures in each of the last three fiscal years:
- 2020/2021: $33.8 million
- 2021/2022: $86.2 million
- 2022/2023: $139 million
It’s clear the numbers are continuing to expand within the state. Shawn Fluharty, Minority Whip in the West Virginia House of Delegates, offered his thoughts to PlayWV on the growth of the industry:
“You’re not going to find an industry where operators are on the cutting edge as much as the iGaming industry. The numbers are what they are. More people are playing and we’re bringing in more money because the games are bringing them back.”
Game manufacturers, such as Hacksaw Gaming, are finding ways to create new and unique content. And West Virginia operators are taking notice.
