Evolution Gaming Expands Presence in Atlantic City
Well-known provider of gaming software for online casinos company Evolution Gaming is expanding its presence in the United States. Recall that in 2018, the developer opened several studios with live dealers in this country and in Canada. In particular, it opened Live Casino at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.
The company recently filed an application to open new sites in the United States. We are talking about the state of New Jersey. Evolution Gaming representatives said that they want to expand their operations by adding new tables to the studio operating in Atlantic City. Today, it occupies an area of 3,163 square feet. The company wants to increase it to five and a half thousand feet. 26 tables will be added, including 24 tables for blackjack.
A decision on expanding the studio in New Jersey has not yet been made. According to a representative of the regulator, it must ensure that the company has met all the necessary conditions required to obtain a permit. In particular, video recording of tables must be conducted regularly, even when there is no game at them. In addition, the special monitoring system (Division of Gaming Enforcement) must have access to the cameras.
If all the required changes are made and begin to comply with the established regulations, Evolution will be able to receive permission to expand the studio. The regulator will conduct an inspection in the nearest future, as both parties are interested in a speedy resolution of this issue.
Let us recall that the developer received permission to open studios with live dealers in the state of New Jersey back in 2013. However, the first one was opened only in 2018. Considering that the company's games have long been present in the United States, business expansion was planned several years ago. New Jersey is one of the states in which the presence of the manufacturer's games was limited until recently. In the near future, the company intends to expand its activities in other states. In particular, in Pennsylvania.
