PlaySugarHouse.com Adds Royal Elephant, More Everi Online Slots

PlaySugarHouse.com and its operator Rush Street Interactive have launched Royal Elephant for real-money online wagering via mobile or desktop.

PlaySugarHouse.com and its operator Rush Street Interactive have launched Royal Elephant for real-money online wagering via mobile or desktop.

The popular Everi slot game was previously available on RSI’s social casino site.

Two more Everi games, Jackpot Inferno and Mata Hari, will also soon be available to SugarHouse Online Casino players this summer.


Royal Elephant takes players on a prosperous trip to India on its five-reel, 40-line video game that offers Festival Multipliers where up to a 100X could be revealed. Jackpot Inferno burns up the casino floor with its sizzling five-reel, 50-line action that offers a chance with its Jackpot Jump to win a progressive jackpot. Mata Hari mesmerizes players, who desire huge wins, with its five-Reel, 40-line video, where up to 70 free spins are possible.



“These slot games are some of the most popular in land-based casinos in the U.S. and internationally and PlaySugarhouse.com is excited to be the first to bring Royal Elephant to New Jersey’s online market for real-money wagering,” said Mattias Stetz, chief operating officer of Rush Street Interactive.

“We want to continually offer our loyal players new and exciting entertainment, and these Everi games will keep players on the edge of their seats.”



Everi Games, a division of Las Vegas-based Everi Holdings Inc., has partnered with Rush Street Interactive to be the first to bring its most popular slot titles to New Jersey’s online players.

“Gaming entertainment continues to evolve and expand,” said David Lucchese, executive vice president, digital and interactive business leader of Everi.

“We’re delighted to join with Rush Street Interactive to be a part of that evolution by offering our fan favorite slots to online players who want to play the games they enjoy at anytime, while wagering real money on their mobile devices, desktop platforms and multiple internet browsers.”

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