Caesars has taken another step in the development of its online casino product with the launch of branded live-dealer games in Pennsylvania.
The deal with Evolution brings Caesars-branded table games to its multiple online casino options in PA, including its Caesars Palace and Horseshoe standalone online gaming apps.
“Creating a fully customized live dealer studio with our partners at Evolution has heightened the user experience on our online casino platforms by providing a Las Vegas Strip-style experience directly in the palm of our players’ hands,” Matt Sunderland, senior VP and chief iGaming officer at Caesars Digital, said in Wednesday’s release. “… The result is an aesthetically unmatched live dealer experience that pays homage to our renowned brand.”
New live dealer online casino games
The new live dealer studio in Philadelphia includes multiple tables.
There are five blackjack tables, including a VIP-exclusive table that offers “true 1-to-1 live high-limit blackjack that could previously only be had inside a casino,” the release says. There is also a roulette table and a baccarat table.
The tables include custom felt imagery from the company’s top brands. Select tables will also include professional sports partnerships.
“The new studio is truly stunning and showcases the incredible potential of live dealer casino gaming,” said Jacob Claesson, CEO of Evolution North America. “We are extremely happy and proud to support Caesars in their efforts to elevate their player experience and continue to raise the bar for online casino entertainment.”
Caesars expanding iGaming business
Horseshoe, the second online casino brand from Caesars, rolled out into its fifth North American market in November:
The online casino sector has been growing strongly for Caesars, according to its third quarter report. Net revenue from iGaming jumped 83% in the third quarter compared to the prior year, while handle was up 55%.
Caesars CEO Tom Reeg is bullish on the outlook for Caesars Digital:
“I think the future is very bright for our digital business, and that business is going to end up generating a hell of a lot more than the $500 million target that everyone has been wringing their hands about for the last three years,” Reeg said.
