Rush Street Interactive first to go live with EveryMatrix's online casino games in Michigan

Online casino and sportsbook operator Rush Street Interactive (RSI) has become the first to go live with EveryMatrix in Michigan, following launch on December 18th. The brand is live with EveryMatrix's casino content at BetRivers, marking the tier-1 iGaming supplier’s first games launch in the state. 

EveryMatrix will provide the operator of the Bet Rivers brand with content from its in-house game development studio Armadillo Studios, via direct integration with the SlotMatrix iGaming aggregation solution. RSI, an operator of online casino and sports betting in the United States and the rest of the Americas, has an existing partnership with EveryMatrix with its RushBet brand in Latin America. 

EveryMatrix has licenses in New Jersey, Michigan, West Virginia, Ontario in Canada, and most recently Connecticut with the regulatory process underway in Pennsylvania. 

Erik Nyman, President of EveryMatrix Americas, said: “We’re delighted to go live in Michigan, yet another significant iGaming state, and in particular to go live with our valued partners at Rush Street Interactive.

"This year has seen EveryMatrix further extend our US presence in new states and with a series of tier-1 brands and we look forward to both maximizing our content and aggregation offering here in 2024 and beyond.” 

Richard Schwartz, Chief Executive Officer of Rush Street Interactive, said: “RSI is thrilled to extend our partnership with EveryMatrix and we’re pleased to lead its entry into Michigan for the first time. We are always excited to offer our BetRivers players new immersive and entertaining gaming experiences and we’re confident gaming enthusiasts in the Great Lake state will enjoy these new games.”

Last month, the supplier agreed to a partnership with Caesars Digital to bring its casino content to Caesars Palace Online Casino and Caesars Sportsbook and Casino in North America. Through the partnership, Caesars Digital customers across multiple US states earned access to a range of real-money games from EveryMatrix's in-house studios.