B2B gaming software developer GameAccount Network (GAN) announced that the Simulated Gaming online experience has been launched with San Manuel Digital. The partnership between the two businesses was first announced in August 2015.
San Manuel Digital is known to be the online gaming unit of California-based San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. The tribe’s government also currently runs the state’s biggest gambling enterprise – San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino, a gambling venue located just outside Los Angeles.
GAN told media that beta testing of the Simulated Gaming solution was carried out with San Manuel gambling customers in October. The results from the test actually showed strong demand for the product among California residents.
The B2B software developer also pointed out that San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino is actually the first West Coast brick-and-mortar gambling venue to opt for the company’s Simulated Gaming, which has been specifically designed for gambling businesses managing land-based casinos across the United States.
Generally speaking, Simulated Gaming is an online gaming service has been designed by GAN for its US-based customers to be able to launch it ahead of potential regulation of online gambling. It features gaming-as-entertainment products available for both desktop and mobile devices, including more than 200 casino slots and table games, such as poker, blackjack, backgammon, etc.
Commenting on the latest announcement, GAN CEO Dermot Smurfit said that they feel privileged with the opportunity to introduce the San Manuel brand “online nationwide”. The executive pointed out that the beta testing had indicated that there will probably be strong demand from San Manuel’s gambling customers for the offered Simulated Gaming experience. Mr. Smurfit further noted that their product had been designed with the intention to support real money gaming at land-based casinos.
San Manuel Digital CEO Matthew Cullen said that GAN had delivered its Simulated Gaming solution in the most professional manner and had integrated it into the casino’s management system, thus enabling the iBridge Framework to drive online customers to the land-based property.
Mr. Cullen further noted that results from the beta testing were indicative enough of their decision to move online with GAN being the right one. Thus, San Manuel would be able to engage new gambling customers from across California and the nation, as well as international ones.
