FanDuel has expanded its offering in several US states after agreeing to a content partnership with Greentube.
Through the agreement, content from the NOVOMATIC digital gaming and entertainment division has initially gone live with the Flutter Entertainment brand in Michigan and New Jersey, with Connecticut to follow.
Titles from Greentube that will be made available to FanDuel players across the three states include Piggy Prizes: Wand of Riches, Diamond Cash: Mighty Buffalo and Silver Lux: Big Win Spinner.
“We are thrilled to have launched our portfolio with FanDuel,” commented Markus Antl, Director Global Sales and Key Account Management at Greentube.
“Partnering with such a leading operator is an exciting opportunity, and we’re eager to bring our proven content to FanDuel’s vast player base. We’re also looking forward to our upcoming launch in Connecticut, where we can introduce our offerings to even more slot enthusiasts across the US.”
Greentube’s partnership with FanDuel is a continuation of the supplier’s growth across North America, as the company also has a deal in place in the Canadian province of Ontario with Caesars Digital.
Lisa Sandner, Regional Manager for Greentube, also spoke to CasinoBeats earlier this month ahead of SBC Summit in Lisbon to explain why the Portugese market can be a huge growth region in the coming years.
Bally’s Corporation has demolished Tropicana Las Vegas as part of a farewell display which included fireworks and a drone show, before concluding with a 22-second implosion of the resort.
Tropicana’s two 22-story towers were imploded to make way for the construction of a baseball ballpark and entertainment resort, part of a partnership that has been in place since May 2023 between Bally’s, Gaming and Leisure Properties and the MLB’s Oakland Athletics, who will be moving into the stadium.
Several figures connected to the Athletics and Bally’s were in attendance at the event, honouring Tropicana’s history and looking forward to its future.
This included Bally’s Chairman Soo Kim, Athletics owner John Fisher, Tropicana General Manager Arik Knowles, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority President Steve Hill and Clark County Commissioner Jim Gibson.
“Bally’s is honoured to have been part of this historic moment, bidding farewell to the iconic Tropicana,” said Kim.
“As we celebrate its legacy, we look ahead to building a world-class entertainment resort, the future home of the Athletics, and cementing Las Vegas as the ultimate sports and entertainment capital.”
Before the implosion, Fireworks by Grucci produced a fireworks display and a 555-drone show. Controlled Demolition Inc and GGG Demolition then conducted the implosion of the Tropicana, using 22,000 feet of detonating cord and more than 2,000 pounds of explosives strategically placed in over 1,300 cutpoints and boreholes.
Fisher added: “The demolition of the Tropicana represents an important milestone in the process of bringing A’s baseball to the world-renowned Las Vegas Strip and the community of Southern Nevada.
“We hope that, in time, this site will become a place of unforgettable experiences for fans of the game. We extend our gratitude to Bally’s and GLPI for their partnership as we embark on this project together.”
