Участник:Ontario Alcohol and Gaming Commission to enter the state's new iGaming and Sports Betting Market
Operators approved by the Ontario Alcohol and Game Commission can offer iGaming and sports betting products online to local gamblers. The market has received a lot of attention from game companies due to the population and the introduction of single event betting by the federal government.
High 5 Games has joined AGCO's list of approved and licensed operators to enter provincial regulated iGaming and sports betting markets. Now, when the market is activated on April 4, 2022, the game provider expects to further expand its presence in the province, while securing more partnerships within the jurisdiction.
The developer is a leading slot provider based in the United States and founded in 1995. Since then, the company has gained a reputation in the iGaming industry as an independent provider of casino titles and offers more than 500 title collections to many partners in the iGaming industry around the world
Game provider CEO Tony Singer is excited to join the market as a regulatory provider as something big is happening in the gambling sector in the province. He noted that ontarian gamblers have been enjoying provider's content at ground casinos for years and will now be available online.
Currently, the supplier operates in several regulated North American markets, including New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Connecticut, and most recently Quebec. Last week, the company took another important step toward expanding into the iGaming continental market by announcing its deal with Loto-Québec. Local gamblers can now enjoy provider content online.
Eligible players will soon have access to some of America's greatest hits, including Triple and Quadruple Double Da Vinci Diamonds, Secret of the Forest Extreme, Catch in the Widow Web, and all the upcoming releases. In response to the deal, Mr. Singer said he was very happy that the company was working with Crown Agency and that it was a good partner to participate in the business.
Another company that wants a license Last week, Tidal Gaming Group announced that it has officially applied for an iGaming license in Ontario. The company boasts premium eSports and the gaming platform has submitted its registration to AGCO as a game-related regulatory provider. Some of the licensed companies are Poker World Series, Point Beta, Rival, Score, 888, Bragg Gaming Group, Fans Unit, and now High 5 games.