GIG Incorporated granted New Jersey affiliate vendor registration

Prominent iGaming system and services company, Gambling Innovation Group (GiG) Integrated , has announced that its New Jersey arm is now able to begin referring website traffic to local online casino operators after getting its affiliate vendor enrollment.

Passing on visitors:

The Maltese company utilized an official press release to detail the authorization for the New Jersey Gambling Innovation Group Incorporated subordinate was awarded by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement before this week to give the firm permission to begin passing on visitors into a vast range of online casinos and sportsbooks on a cost-per-acquisition basis.

Headquartered at the Valetta suburb of St Julian’s, GiG Integrated received its New Jersey iGaming license at late-June prior to going on to ink an associated deal with Hard Rock International Incorporated that saw the American casino operator begin using the programmer ’s omni-channel sportsbetting alternative for most terminal-based and over-the-counter wagers placed inside the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City.

Hitting its goals:

The innovator also declared that it’s ‘been building up portfolio resources to target’ over the course of the previous year and the receipt of its own affiliate vendor registration will now let it take a ‘first step towards monetizing those websites and marketing channels. ’

Further movements planned:

Richard Brown, Chief Operations Officer for GIG Incorporated, clarified New Jersey as ‘an attractive marketplace for affiliation’ before subsequently stating his company intends to make an application for similar state-based authorizations ‘as they start for the chance. ’

Brown’s statement read…

“We are excited to receive our vendor registration, allowing us to begin referring traffic to the operators within this jurisdiction. It is an exciting prospect for us. But, we anticipate the state-by-state legalization of all sportsbetting to materialize at a slow speed. There’s strong competition on the market but we’re convinced we could replicate, at the United States, the success we have attained in highly competitive European markets. ”