The Emperor’s gaming empire has elevated its official NHL backing by introducing a fresh, hockey-themed live dealer blackjack experience on its digital gaming platform.
Dubbed “Caesars NHL Blackjack,” the game showcases the famous NHL insignia and a sleek, icy-blue felt aesthetic. It’s currently accessible on Caesars’ online casino and sports betting applications in the Garden State, the Keystone State, and the Wolverine State, perfectly timed for the excitement leading up to the 2024 Stanley Cup postseason.
This captivating new offering stems from Caesars Sportsbook broadening its collaboration with the NHL last month, granting them utilization rights for NHL branding within casino games.
Matt Sunderland, Senior VP and iGaming Head Honcho at Caesars Digital, remarked, “Our focus remains on crafting immersive experiences for our patrons that embody the Caesars ethos. The debut of Caesars NHL Blackjack marks another thrilling chapter in our alliance with the NHL.” He continued, “This is merely the first stride, and we eagerly anticipate unveiling even more NHL-branded games on our online casino platform.”
Jacob Claesson, Chief Executive Officer for North America at Evolution, stated, “We are pleased to expand our partnership with Caesars Digital by delivering NHL-branded tables to their live casino selection.”
Development giant, Evolution, a frontrunner in live casino gaming, expresses immense pleasure in unveiling a fresh alliance with Caesars Entertainment. This joint endeavor pledges to introduce an unmatched gaming spectacle to Caesars’ clientele.
“This collaborative effort underscores our dedication to providing groundbreaking offerings and guaranteeing that Caesars’ patrons have entry to the most captivating and realistic games on the market,” stated an Evolution representative. “We eagerly anticipate the feedback from enthusiasts regarding this novel undertaking and are enthusiastic about furthering our collaboration with Caesars to elevate the standard for digital gaming.”
This announcement follows closely on the heels of a significant agreement for NeoGames, which also proclaimed a partnership with Big Bet Brasil, a brand operating under the Caesars umbrella, earlier this week.
