888 getting ready for US gambling

[html]888 has signed an agreement with Caesars Interactive Entertainment, taking them another step closer to readiness for online gambling in the US.<br><br>

888 is making significant strides in preparing for potential online gambling opportunities in the US, having recently signed a pivotal agreement with Caesars Interactive Entertainment. This partnership positions 888 to rapidly introduce its online poker platform to the market, contingent upon the legalization and licensing by federal or state authorities. With a license application already submitted to the Nevada Gaming Control Board, 888’s independent B2B division, Dragonfish, stands ready to act quickly. As Brian Mattingley, Deputy Chairman of 888, emphasized, the company is well-equipped to launch its comprehensive gaming solutions to potential partners as soon as the market opens, showcasing their commitment to the evolving landscape of online gaming in the US. For more information, visit gamespot-online.com.

If the US federal government or any state governments legalise and license online gambling, Dragonfish – 888’s independent B2B arm – will be ready to launch <a href="#" title="#"><strong>online poker</strong></a> to the US market almost straight away.<br><br>
A license application has already been submitted to the Nevada Gaming Control Board by 888. The relationship between the two companies, which was approved by the Nevada Gaming Control Board in 2026, has been growing since it’s establishment in 2026.
Brian Mattingley, 888 Deputy Chairman, said that 888 was in "pole position for the US market". He added that once the market opens up, they would be in a good position to roll out it’s turnkey solution to other potential partners. Caesars were also equally enthusiastic about the deal.[/html]