PlaySugarHouse.com Adds Wyrz payment Solution

As many online players have struggled with transactions failing when using traditional credit and debit cards, PlaySugarHouse.com is introducing Wyrz, which will give players a new secure and reliable way to add money to their accounts.

PlaySugarHouse.com has introduced a new alternative payment system Wyrz. The new system will offer players a secure and reliable way to load money from their preferred credit or debit cards into their accounts.

Online players in New Jersey have often struggled when depositing money to play at online gaming sites, with transactions using conventional debit and credit cards sometimes failing.

Wyrz is a virtual prepaid Visa card that gives users a simple, fast and secure payment method that allows them to make purchases anywhere Visa is accepted online, including PlaySugarHouse.com. Players enter their credit or debit card information, and if their card cannot be accepted directly, they are redirected to purchase a Wyrz prepaid card, with no additional fees or charges. This will enable them to deposit funds into their PlaySugarHouse.com account. 



“Our collaboration with Wyrz to introduce this new and exciting payment method to the U.S. market is the latest example of PlaySugarHouse.com continuing to lead the way in New Jersey with new games and payment methods for our players’ enjoyment,” says Richard Schwartz, President of Rush Street Interactive, which operates the SugarHouse online casino.

Visitors to PlaySugarHouse.com will find more than 400 slots, as well as a wide range of online table games including single-deck and multi-deck blackjack games. 



SugarHouse features player promotions, including industry low, player-friendly wagering requirements of only 1 times on bonuses and rewards. All new players receive bonus money from PlaySugarHouse.com of at least $10 to try out the site. They can also receive a 100 percent bonus on their first deposit of up to $100.

The casino loyalty program, iRush Rewards, offers players many benefits and rewards both online and at the SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia.

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