Synergy Blue, the Las Vegas-based supplier of “skill-influenced” casino games, announced a distribution deal with Dynamic Gaming Solutions, a full-service gaming provider for the Oklahoma tribal gaming markets. As part of the arrangement, Dynamic Gaming Solutions will provide sales, distribution and localized support for Synergy Blue’s unique HAWG (Hybrid Arcade Wager-based Gaming) platform and the company’s library of approved, arcade-style casino games to tribal casinos throughout Oklahoma.
“Launching in Oklahoma is another great step for the company, and we’re excited to be working with Dynamic Gaming, who knows the Oklahoma market and shares our emphasis on local operator support,” said Georg Washington, CEO of Synergy Blue. “Building solid relationships with casino partners is crucial, not only to the success of our company but to the success of skill-influenced games in the overall casino market.”
The agreement provides Dynamic Gaming Solutions with full access to Synergy Blue’s Oklahoma-approved game library—including games currently going through trial period in Nevada, and additional titles like Candy Patrol and Lucky Karts. The machines distributed will be available in both a single title and multi-game configuration, allowing casino guests to choose from seven exciting titles. From classic gambling games like video poker, to new titles like Candy Ca$h, Mahjong, and the award-nominated Safari Match, Synergy Blue’s game library is designed to entertain all types of players.
“The amount of variety Synergy Blue builds into their game library—for both operators and players—makes their library very compelling,” said Mark Larson, managing director of Dynamic Gaming Solutions. “We’re excited to be the company delivering these new experiences to the vast array of players in the Oklahoma market.”
Synergy Blue currently has products placed in six countries. The distribution agreement with Dynamic Gaming Solutions will further expand Synergy Blue’s geographical footprint in the U.S., and is representative of the growing interest in skill-influenced, arcade-style gambling, according to Washington.