Renowned live casino game developer Evolution has officially launched the innovative game "Red Door Roulette" in New Jersey and Delaware, marking another key milestone in its ongoing expansion in the US market. This live game show, which incorporates elements from "Crazy Time" and "Lightning Roulette," offers a new interactive experience for American players.
"Red Door Roulette" first hit the global market in 2023, featuring a slot-machine-based reward system. Players can enter additional rounds through a "Crazy Time"-like lucky wheel to obtain instant multiplier rewards and high bonuses.
This launch in the US is an important move for Evolution to deepen its layout in the North American market, especially in regulated states promoting diverse game content. Jacob Claesson, CEO of Evolution North America, stated: "‘Red Door Roulette’ has achieved good results globally, and we are full of expectations for its performance in the New Jersey and Delaware markets. This is just the first step of our online game release plan for 2025."
This new release follows closely after Evolution announced its Q1 2025 financial report. Although total revenue grew by 3.9% year-over-year to EUR 520.9 million (approximately USD 592.1 million), net profit declined by 5.4% to EUR 254.7 million due to increased regulatory expenses, and EBITDA also slightly decreased by 1.1% to EUR 342 million. However, live casino games remain the mainstay of revenue, accounting for over 86%, generating EUR 448.7 million.
It is noteworthy that "Red Door Roulette" will expand to more US states in the coming months, further boosting Evolution's influence in North America. Currently, North America has become its third-largest market, following Asia and Europe. To support its expansion strategy, Evolution has also opened its third live dealer studio in New Jersey and reached a content partnership agreement with Hard Rock.
This release also occurs as Evolution faces increasingly strict regulatory scrutiny—at the beginning of the year, the UK Gambling Commission initiated an investigation into its licensing compliance. Despite external pressures, Evolution remains optimistic about the second half of the year, expecting to achieve strong growth driven by the expanding US market and new game launches.
