Hacksaw Gaming extends FanDuel partnership into Connecticut
Hacksaw Gaming has taken its FanDuel partnership into Connecticut after securing a state supplier licence in March 2026, following a Pennsylvania launch.
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| Check status | verified (2 Nov 2026) |
Hacksaw Gaming has extended its partnership with FanDuel into Connecticut, bringing its slot portfolio to players in the state for the first time. The supplier described the launch as another milestone in its US expansion.
The announcement builds on an earlier agreement between the two companies, under which Hacksaw titles went live in Pennsylvania in July 2025. Hacksaw Gaming said the partnership adds Connecticut to its growing network of locally licensed US markets, further strengthening its partnership with FanDuel and bringing its portfolio to a new audience.
Licence and footprint
Hacksaw Gaming secured its Connecticut Online Gaming Service Provider licence from the state’s Department of Consumer Protection in March 2026. According to the supplier, the licence paved the way for its entry into the locally licensed market.
FanDuel’s casino offering is available across five states: Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Company comment
Marcus Cordes, Operational CEO of Hacksaw Gaming, commented on the launch. “Making our Connecticut debut with FanDuel is a fantastic milestone for Hacksaw Gaming and another important step in our US expansion,” Cordes said.
He added: “FanDuel is one of the biggest names in American online gaming, and we’ve developed a great relationship with the team.”
“Building on our successful partnership together in Pennsylvania, we’re delighted to be bringing our games to Connecticut players and continuing to grow our presence in the US,” Cordes said.
Sources
- Hacksaw Gaming · Provider · primary source ·
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