Hacksaw Gaming has launched its slot portfolio in Connecticut through FanDuel, making its games available to players in the state for the first time. The Stockholm-listed supplier extended its existing agreement with FanDuel to cover the new market.
The two companies first went live together in Pennsylvania in July 2025. FanDuel runs its online casino in five US states: Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The operator’s results in New Jersey feature in our look at the state’s September 2026 gaming revenue.
How Hacksaw got to Connecticut
- Licence: Hacksaw secured its Online Gaming Service Provider licence from Connecticut’s Department of Consumer Protection in March 2026.
- Operator: FanDuel is the first operator to take Hacksaw’s games live in the state.
- Partnership history: the Connecticut launch builds on the Pennsylvania go-live of July 2025.
Marcus Cordes, Operational CEO of Hacksaw Gaming, said:
“Making our Connecticut debut with FanDuel is a fantastic milestone for Hacksaw Gaming and another important step in our US expansion.
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.”
Hacksaw develops slots, scratch cards and crash games, as well as prediction market infrastructure for operators, and its shares are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. For how other studios are faring in the US, see our report on Eilers & Fantini’s US supplier ranking.
