Playtech has joined forces with The Hippodrome to deliver the ‘Live from London’ live casino portfolio

Playtech is expanding its live casino portfolio through a new partnership with The Hippodrome Casino in London.

The collaboration marks the latest addition to the company’s growing ‘Live From’ portfolio, bringing one of the UK’s most renowned gaming venues to audiences around the world.

Broadcast live from inside The Hippodrome, the ‘Live from London’ offering will feature Dual Roulette, Studio Core Roulette, Blackjack and Baccarat. 

As the partnership develops, the portfolio is expected to expand further with additional tables. 

“As we continue to expand Playtech’s Live Casino portfolio, partnering with iconic gaming destinations remains a key part of our strategy,” said Playtech chief interactive gaming officer Marat Koss. “We are proud to work with The Hippodrome to introduce players worldwide to the rich heritage and unique atmosphere that makes it one of the most recognised casino and entertainment venues in the UK. 

“‘Live from London’ merges the authenticity of a premium land-based casino and our technology to provide an engaging experience across multiple regulated markets. Both Playtech and The Hippodrome share an unwavering commitment to delivering innovative entertainment in a responsible way.”

George Constantinou, The Hippodrome director of online gaming, added: “The Hippodrome has been entertaining guests in the heart of London for more than a century and has become one of the most recognised casino destinations in the UK. 

“Partnering with a leading technology provider in Playtech enables us to extend that experience beyond our venue and introduce our unique atmosphere to audiences around the world through high-quality live casino content.” 

Playtech is also working with MGM Resorts International to offer the “Live from Vegas” live casino portfolio, streamed from the Bellagio Resort & Casino and MGM Grand.

Shares in Playtech plc (LSE:PTEC) were trading 0.82 per cent higher at 419.20 pence per share in London earlier Tuesday.