Scientific Games and Push are now partners!

Push has achieved a new incredible goal. A partnership with Scientific Games, which will allow it to offer in its brands games such as Jammin’ Jars 2, Fire Hopper, Bison Battle and its upcoming release, Mount Magmas on its platforms – such as 32Red and 888 Casino. 

These award-winning games will be available in Sweden and the UK, among many others, and with this deal the provider will also enter regulated markets such as US and Canada – two markets in which the supplier wants to develop and expand.

Commenting on the release, Fiona Hickey, Head of Sales at Push Gaming said: “2021 has been a fantastic year for us and has seen us grow our presence with leading tier-one operators in our core regulated markets. This bespoke partnership with SG allows us to reach additional partners that will see us continue our trajectory as a top supplier in these key regions.”

Steve Mayes, Partnership Director at Scientific Games, iGaming added: “We’re always looking to provide entertainment that delivers thrills to millions of players, which is why we source the best games from the most progressive studios like Push Gaming.

“We’ve had an excellent year, with some of the best content we’ve ever had and this deal is a continuation of that. We’re delighted to join forces with Push.”

The new partnership comes after a very successful year for Push Gaming, which has won the Casino Beats Game Developer Awards, Game of the Year at the 2021 SiGMA Europe Awards. The company was also shortlisted for four more prizes at the prestigious EGR B2B Awards 2021.

As one of the industry’s most entertaining suppliers, you’ll find Push Gaming across most of Europe’s key regulated markets with platforms such as Casumo, LeoVegas, Entain, The Rank Group, Betsson and PaddyPowerBetfair.

Scientific Games Corporation emerged on the scene a long time ago in Las Vegas, Nevada where the company’s main office is located today. In addition to its SG Digital subsidiary, WMS, Barcrest, NYX Gaming Group Limited, and Bally Technologies are also subsidiaries of Scientific Games Corporation.