Through a cooperative effort between MGM Resorts and Playtech, live casino games related to the Las Vegas Strip will be made available to international iGaming operators. This will be the case in all legalized jurisdictions beyond the United States.
Users will experience a similar experience as they would if they were playing in brick and mortar setups, but this time, it will be entirely online. The moniker being given to this exercise will be MGM Live, which will be directly streamed via the MGM Grand as well as Bellagio gaming floors.
Bill Hornbuckle, the CEO and President of MGM Resorts, believes that the introduction of this exclusive offer, in conjunction with Playtech, will propel the companies toward becoming a dominant force in the iGaming industry. Additionally, it will facilitate the recruitment of additional participants from all corners of the world, thereby generating additional revenue streams.
Currently, access to live dealer-based games in exclusive studio environments is available in certain regulated states. Both companies have plans to add a glamor angle to the streamed games, paving the way for the connected operators to attract more players to their sites.
The casino will be streaming live roulette and baccarat activities, including single and double zero roulette. It is anticipated that players will return for additional surprises.
In the future, both organizations plan to broaden their collection by incorporating the titles in Playtech’s arsenal, as well as premier TV game shows and other exciting and entertaining content, for the enjoyment of their connected users. They are confident that they will not disappoint their audience in the slightest.
This is occurring during a period of increased interest in iGaming and poker in the United States. WSOP.com played a critical role in the establishment of a liquidity base that encompassed Nevada, Michigan, and New Jersey.
