Minister: Number of Alberta online casino sites could double by October
Alberta online casinos could double in number by October, according to the Minister of Red Tape Reduction and Service in…
Online gambling has become an election issue in Quebec ahead of the 5 October vote, with opposition parties backing market liberalization while the governing Coalition Avenir Québec says it has no plans to expand online gaming.
New research highlighted by iGB says several fast-growing gaming formats in Canada are not consistently captured by gambling laws, with fantasy sports, social casino apps and prediction markets each falling under different rules.
Betway is heavily advertising its legal Alberta platform, utilizing a three-month transition window before officially going live in the province.
A fragmented provincial system, broader game choice and payment options are among the reasons some Canadian players continue to use international online casinos, according to a new market analysis.
GeoLocs by mkodo has introduced Fraud Shield, a fraud detection and player risk management tool aimed at regulated gaming operators, including those in Ontario where the platform is already certified and live.
Octoplay says it entered Alberta on the first day of the province’s regulated iGaming market, launching at once with seven operators including BetMGM, FanDuel, DraftKings and Bet365.
Peter & Sons has entered Alberta and Ontario through TonyBet, bringing its slot portfolio into two regulated Canadian iGaming markets.
Canada’s 2021 sports betting reform and Ontario’s 2022 private online gambling launch helped expand the market, but new data and expert comments cited in a Troy Media report suggest gambling-related harms and advertising concerns have grown alongside revenue.
Tournament officials altered the WSOP Super Circuit Main Event payouts mid-event, dropping top prize to $1.5M and flattening final table prizes.
Alberta online casinos could double in number by October, according to the Minister of Red Tape Reduction and Service in…
Alberta's regulated iGaming market launches July 13, bringing new opportunities for online casinos and sports betting, while DFS and online…
Alberta iGaming operators are competing hard for new customers, but long-term success will depend on loyalty programs, customer retention, CRM…