Supremeland Launches First US Presence in Pennsylvania

Supremeland is going live for the first time in the US in the Keystone State, as it announced the granting of an interim license by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) in an official press statement.

Supremeland Interim License Allows It to Go Live with Slots in PA

Although a full license remains pending until the PGCB definitively concludes investigations, Supremeland’s interim license allows it to go live immediately within the state, offering PA online casinos its full range of gaming products.

The granting of an interim license is part of the normal licensing process in Pennsylvania. Only a few weeks ago, EveryMatrix successfully passed this stage to be granted the full license.

Supremeland Executive Chairman Johan Apel stated: “With the Keystone State as our gaming canvas, we eagerly anticipate transforming the landscape, pushing boundaries, and creating immersive experiences that resonate within this new American base,” while adding that the license is “a testament to our commitment to innovation and the limitless possibilities that lie ahead”.

Rickard Öhrn, CEO of Supremeland Gaming, added: “This is a momentous occasion for Supremeland, and we are eager to contribute to the vibrant gaming culture in Pennsylvania and beyond.”

PA Online Casinos Set to Benefit from New Partnership Potential

The news is likely to be welcomed with open arms by PA online casinos, with Supremeland offering a slew of fan-favorite slot titles like Mega Munition Mine, Red Panda Rising, Wild Quad Squad and Die, Pinata, Die.

And with the inhouse Powderkeg Studios known for pushing the boundaries of gaming, delivering innovative features and titles, players in the Keystone State are likely to be just as enthused.