Hacksaw Gaming, one of Europe’s fastest growing gaming suppliers behind titles such as Wanted Dead or a Wild, has made its US iGaming debut in West Virginia.

The Malta-based firm’s US breakthrough comes via a partnership with Rush Street Interactive (RSI) which Hacksaw shared on Twitter Wednesday:

Hacksaw will integrate its slots into RSI’s BetRivers brand in West Virginia via Light & Wonder’s distribution network, starting with The Bowery Boys, and Wanted Dead or a Wild this week. Hand of Anubis, Toshi Video Club, Stack’em, Joker Bombs, and Gladiator Legends will appear on the BetRivers site coming over the following weeks.

Hacksaw’s US debut follows a VegasSlotsOnline News interview earlier this year with CEO Marcus Cordes, in which he outlined the rapid growth of the firm, with 120+ games, 250+ partners and now, with West Virginia added, operating in over 19 regulated markets.

a huge milestone”

On Wednesday, Hacksaw’s Chief Commercial Officer, Gabrielle Star, highlighted the significance of the partnership, saying it was “a huge milestone.”

Star also talked up West Virginia as adopting a “forward-leaning approach towards iGaming.” She added Hacksaw would explore more opportunities with RSI to become casino fan favorites in West Virginia and across the US “as more states liberalize their outlook on iGaming.”

RSI’s CEO Richard Schwartz added that his firm was pleased to extend the Hacksaw Gaming partnership into the US, after the pair launched in Ontario’s iGaming market in Canada last month. He said that RSI was “thrilled” to offer Hacksaw’s “exciting mix of new and popular casino games.”