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    Push Gaming signals growth plans in the wake of LeoVegas takeover

    Push Gaming Partnership News
    Article by : Charles Perrin Sep 23, 2023

    Push Gaming is harbouring ambitions to become a global player in the online slots scene, and it is on the right growth trajectory to do so.

    Those are the thoughts of Push Gaming CEO James Marshall, who is delighted that LeoVegas has thrown its weight behind the rapidly rising gaming developer.

    In May, LeoVegas, a subsidiary of MGM Resorts International, announced that it would be acquiring a majority stake in Push Gaming.

    The deal only became formalised a few weeks ago, and as part of the takeover, Push Gaming will remain its entity under the LeoVegas brand.

    Nevertheless, exciting times lie ahead for Push Gaming, who are looking to break new ground and put their enthralling content in front of more eyes than ever.

    Marshall, who will stay on as Push Gaming CEO, is adamant that the company is on the right track to success.

    He said: “The acquisition is a testament to the talented team we have built along with their skills and industry insight that have led to where we are today.

    “We’re more determined than ever to deliver the best content that stands the test of time and drives traffic for our operator partners.

    “Having the likes of MGMRI and LeoVegas behind us is going to open a whole new level of opportunity for us to put our content in front of even more people in a greater number of places globally, and this prospect excites us massively.”

    Push Gaming, the masterminds of hit slot titles such as Jammin’ Jars and Big Bamboo, have worked tirelessly behind the scenes over the past few months.

    Landmark deals were struck with Betway and bet365 over the summer, and they have never wavered away from their commitment to delivering high-quality content in a fiercely competitive gaming environment.

    The LeoVegas takeover should certainly be cherished, and with a big gambling brand lending its support, the sky could be the limit for Push Gaming.