Inspired, a popular mobile slots creator, and FanDuel, a leading mobile casino app in the US, have signed a brand-new content deal. Under the agreement, FanDuel will launch Inspired’s games in Michigan.
FanDuel will launch four of Inspired’s titles in the Great Lake State. The games include Big Santa Fortune, Big Fishing Fortune, Big Spin Bonus, and Gold Cash Free Spins. These online casino games have proved to be player favorites at the best casino apps in the US.
Launched in 2009 and owned by Flutter Entertainment, FanDuel is a premier website for sports betting and online casino fans in the United States. The operator currently offers legal services in five states, including Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, and West Virginia. So, it will be unsurprising to see the leading iGaming giants partner in the remaining states.
On their part, Inspired offers proven high-quality gaming content on land-based and online platforms globally. The content supplier is currently legal in over 35 jurisdictions, where it offers online games on 170+ websites.
Commenting on the agreement, Brooks Pierce, Inspired’s President and Chief Executive Officer, said:
“We are thrilled to partner with FanDuel in Michigan to deliver premium iGaming content. This agreement adds another operator we have partnered with in Michigan, making it seven in total.
Michigan remains a very important market for us, as we have reached over 90% market coverage through our partners, and which now represents our biggest US state. It is a pleasure to work with the FanDuel team, and we congratulate them on this exciting launch”.
FanDuel Casino was equally happy with the new partnership. Here is what the company’s Managing Director Casino, Asaf Noifeld, said:
“We are thrilled to once again partner with the Inspired team to provide players with best-in-class iGaming content in Michigan. We began our partnership with Inspired through our launch in Ontario to great success, and we are excited to expand that partnership now in Michigan, one of the largest iGaming states.”
