Rush Street debuts in Pennsylvania with Phil Galfond
One of the fastest-growing gaming companies in North America, Rush Street Interactive, has launched its online BetRivers Poker platform in Pennsylvania through a partnership with poker star Phil Galfond.
The new BetRivers Poker platform brings a variety of exciting poker options for everyone. From cash games to Sit & Go tournaments and larger multi-table events, there’s something for everyone, regardless of skill level.
Phil Galfond, an ambassador and partner of the design, said:
“As poker players, we designed this platform from the ground up to be for the players – all players. From the amateur playing their very first hand to the sophisticated pro, everyone was kept in mind as we focused on fairness, excitement, and generous rewards that truly benefit the player.”
One of the amazing features is the innovative Dynamic Avatars, which will give players a chance to gauge their opponents. These avatars react to an opponent’s behavior, changing expressions to offer real-time hints about their playing style, making the game feel more exciting.
Richard Schwartz, CEO of Rush Street Interactive, commented:
“We are incredibly excited about the launch of this platform. Our goal is to create a seamless experience for players, bridging the gap between the BetRivers digital and Rivers Casino offerings. By aligning with Rush Street Gaming’s strong retail presence, we are able to leverage our combined strengths to offer a truly unique poker experience that benefits players and drives growth across our entire portfolio.”
Tim Drehkoff, CEO of Rush Street Gaming, said:
“This launch reinforces our commitment to offering Rivers Casino’s guests a wide variety of gaming options. By integrating online and in-person poker, we’re not only enhancing the player experience but also providing a seamless loyalty and rewards program. We’re committed to continuing to innovate and provide value to our players.”
With the platform’s thrilling Cub3d Sit and Go tournaments, players can record winnings in their buy-in in minutes more than 1500 times.