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BetMGM has unveiled a new Elvis Presley-themed slot game across several North American markets, though Pennsylvania players will have to wait for its arrival.
The operator announced Monday that Elvis Presley: Viva Las Records is now live in New Jersey, Michigan, and Ontario as part of an exclusive partnership with developer Octoplay. BetMGM Casino said the game will expand to additional jurisdictions where its online casino operates, but it did not confirm a timeline for the Pennsylvania online casino market.
Elvis brand headlines BetMGM’s latest exclusive push
The new slot marks the first in a planned lineup of Elvis-branded games tied to BetMGM’s exclusive agreement with Octoplay. A second title is expected later this summer.
Oliver Bartlett, the company’s senior vice president of gaming, said in a statement:
“Elvis Presley helped shape the entertainment industry in Las Vegas, a city whose DNA runs through everything we do at BetMGM.”
“Bringing the King’s legacy to BetMGM allows us to honor that history in a new way.”
The game leans heavily into Elvis-era Las Vegas themes, featuring a 5×3 reel setup, a Hold & Win bonus and five jackpot tiers with a top prize of up to 2,500x a player’s wager.
Pennsylvania market could see expansion later
While BetMGM has not confirmed when the Elvis slot will launch in Pennsylvania, the state remains the largest iGaming market, making a future rollout likely.
Octoplay CEO Ralitsa Georgieva said the partnership is already producing strong results in early markets:
“Elvis Presley’s cultural reach is unmatched, and Viva Las Records delivered strong results from day one. This collaboration with BetMGM supports our growth across North America.”
Pennsylvania’s market is among the most competitive in the US, with operators frequently adding new online slots and exclusive content to attract players. When the Elvis-branded games arrive, they would give BetMGM another recognizable property to help stand out in a crowded field.
For now, Keystone State players will need to wait while the operator continues rolling out the game across its footprint.
