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White Hat Studios partners with Delaware North for West Virginia expansion

West Virginia users will gain access to the supplier's portfolio of online casino titles, including Ted, The Goonies and the 7s Fire Blitz series, as well as the first Betly-branded iCasino game.

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White Hat Studios partners with Delaware North for West Virginia expansion
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White Hat Studios' games were made available through Delaware North's Betly mobile sportsbook and casino platform
The supplier's Jackpot Royale and Jackpot Royale Express progressive jackpot networks have also launched in West Virginia, currently live on over 40 titles

White Hat Studios has launched its portfolio of online casino content in West Virginia through a new partnership with Delaware North, currently available on the Betly mobile sportsbook and casino platform.

"We're thrilled to be partnering with Delaware North on the Betly online casino app in West Virginia. This partnership reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering top-tier content quickly and seamlessly to operators across the US," White Hat Studios SVP of Sales and Marketing Daniel Lechner said.

"With our portfolio of fan-favorite branded titles and innovative features like Jackpot Royale, we're confident we'll make an immediate impact for Betly and its players."

West Virginia users will gain access to White Hat Studios' titles such as Ted, The Goonies and the 7s Fire Blitz series, as well as Betly Player's Choice Blackjack, the first-ever Betly-branded iCasino game.

The supplier's Jackpot Royale and Jackpot Royale Express progressive jackpot networks were also launched in West Virginia, currently live on over 40 titles.

"We're excited to welcome White Hat Studios onto our Betly platform in West Virginia," Betly GM Bob Akeret said.

"Their reputation for delivering engaging, high-quality games, especially branded content, makes them an ideal partner as we continue to elevate our casino experience."

The progressive jackpot promotional tools are reportedly "designed to elevate player engagement and boost retention," while the launch in West Virginia marks "another major step" in White Hat Studios' expansion across US states which offer regulated iGaming.

Delaware North also formed a strategic partnership with Acquire.Bet in October to help advance the operator's iGaming strategy and improve user acquisition and retention.

The operator began to integrate AI-powered user-acquisition tools and UX design into its digital platforms to connect online and land-based properties, such as Betly and its Ruby Seven Studios social casino platform.

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Delaware North announced it would be discontinuing Betly operations in Tennessee on November 25 as part of a strategic realignment and to begin preparations for new market expansion

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