Jackpocket Teams Up with Caesars to Expand Online Casino Games in NJ
Jackpocket Expands Offerings Through Partnership with Caesars Interactive Gaming
The online casino scene in New Jersey is growing: Jackpocket, known as the first licensed lottery courier service, has expanded its range of services and now offers a variety of online casino games with its casino app. This was made possible through a strategic partnership with Caesars Interactive Gaming New Jersey.
Diverse Gaming Experience for Users
The Jackpocket Casino app offers players in New Jersey a wide range of games, including popular classics and unique titles. Popular games such as slots, roulette, and blackjack are included in the game repertoire and offer a variety of leisure opportunities. Particularly convenient: Registered Jackpocket players can easily switch between the online casino and lottery app, increasing overall gaming flexibility.
Mutual Increase in Visibility and Awareness
A special feature of this collaboration is the mutual enhancement of visibility and awareness. Through this connection, Jackpocket Casino will also increase visibility and awareness of new lottery winners, games, prizes, and causes supported by the lottery in New Jersey and across the country.
Safety in Gaming
By entering the online casino market, Jackpocket reaffirms its commitment to safe gaming. The company places great emphasis on providing its customers with the necessary tools and resources for safe gaming enjoyment. This is done in accordance with best industry practices.
Outlook
Peter Sullivan, the founder and CEO of Jackpocket, expressed confidence in the success of the app, saying, “This launch immediately expands Jackpocket’s entertainment offerings in New Jersey and will do the same for fans in other markets in the future. As the iGaming sector continues to grow, we are excited to offer our dedicated lottery user base an easy and fun way to participate in games that we know they already love.”
With this strategic move, Jackpocket not only increases its reach but also contributes to changing the online gaming scene in New Jersey.
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