Online gaming technology provider Everi celebrated an important milestone for its North American operations with the first installation of one of its flagship products in a major casino.

The company's TournEvent platform has been integrated into the Gate City Casino, a large casino in New Hampshire.The introduction extends the platform to the historical horse racing market, which Everi says brings "state-of-the-art slot tournament capabilities" to Gate City Casino players.

Delaware North's Gate City Casino has more than 500 HHR machines, and TournEvent is integrated into more than 5,000 electronic gaming machines in more than 400 casinos across North America.

Michael Carruthers, vice president of gaming operations for Delaware North, said, "We are very pleased to be working with Gate City Casino."With this introduction, Gate City Casino players will have an enhanced gaming experience that leverages Everi's superior tournament platform.

Our players continue to be eager to play competitively, and with the national success of TournEvents, we have no doubt that players will enjoy the great atmosphere at these tournaments."

Las Vegas-based Everi operates in multiple markets, but the rapid growth of regulated gaming and gaming in the United States has proven to be a particularly attractive market for the company.

The company has signed agreements with Great Canadian Entertainment and others, and 2024 is proving to be an important year for the company in other ways as well, including its acquisition in July by Apollo Global, a leading multinational investment firm.

Jesse DeBruin, Everi's Senior Vice President and Games Leader, stated.We are pleased to launch our award-winning TournEvent platform with Gate City Casino, the perfect place to introduce our dynamic tournament experience to players in the HHR market.

These initiatives demonstrate Everi's dedication to supporting the growth and success of new gaming markets with cutting-edge solutions and expanding TournEvent's reach to meet the evolving demands of the gaming industry."