Craps is now accessible to consumers in Pennsylvania as part of Evolution's latest Live Casino package. This is the company's newest growth in the rapidly growing iGaming sector in North America, and it follows the inauguration of the company's fourth live casino studio. The new studio is now based in Connecticut.

Live Craps is making its premiere in Pennsylvania, but the goal is to expand it to other strategic states such as New Jersey and Michigan, which currently have the largest iGaming footprints in the United States.

Moving forward, the organization can develop even further with Live Craps. The game is designed to be basic enough for beginning players, who will find that Evolution's title includes a tutorial that will swiftly teach them about the game's bet types, table etiquette, and overall gameplay flow.

Evolution's Live Craps is streamed from a highly polished studio environment that is aimed on offering clients with a cutting-edge streaming experience, freely spinning HD cameras that allow players to swiftly change viewpoint points and immerse themselves in the depth of the experience.

The product made its debut in Europe as part of Evolution's 2020 aim to increase its efforts in designing and delivering new iGaming experiences. Since then, Live Craps has been a success story, which has given the corporation the confidence to distribute the product in the United States.

This version of the game was also the first Live Craps product Evolution created ever, according to Jeff Millar, the company's Commercial Director for North America, and it was a "landmark" moment for the company, allowing it to expand into other, more sophisticated games and make the gameplay feasible in a Live Casino setting.

Millar is still positive about the game's reception in the United States. "The game itself will thrill Craps connoisseurs around the US and is sure to draw some new fans," he noted, adding that the business is excited to watch how players interact with the product.

Evolution has worked hard over the last few years to significantly expand its footprint. Apart from expanding throughout the North American market, the company has made several significant acquisitions, most recently purchasing NetEnt and its studio Red Tiger Gaming, as well as NoLimitCity.

These acquisitions enabled the company to expand in the slot industry as well. Similarly, Evolution bought Ezugi, a live casino gaming specialist that now runs under Evolution but retains its own design, direction, and signature style.