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- Developer Peter & Sons launched its portfolio of over 60 games in Alberta and Ontario through a partnership with TonyBet.
- TonyBet stands as one of the first 50 regulated providers in Alberta’s newly established online gambling market.
Peter & Sons has launched its iGaming content in Alberta and Ontario through a partnership with TonyBet, adding the British developer’s games to TonyBet’s licensed online casino in both regulated markets.
The rollout brings Peter & Sons’ portfolio of more than 60 slots, crash games, and scratchcards into Canada through a licensed operator. Titles highlighted in the launch include Bloody Mary Pray for Prey, Lucky Caiman, and Viking Legacy: Hold & Win.
What is available on TonyBet
According to the source report, TonyBet Casino will host dozens of Peter & Sons slots as part of the launch. One of the featured titles, Viking Legacy: Hold & Win, includes four possible prizes, with the top prize worth 5000x a player’s stake.
The launch gives TonyBet fresh casino content in both provinces as competition builds across Canada’s regulated online gambling market.
Why the Alberta launch matters
The Alberta piece of the rollout stands out because the province’s regulated market is still new. The source report says Alberta’s new gaming industry launched with 22 operators. Now, there are around 50 regulated sportsbooks and casinos in Alberta.
TonyBet is described as one of the province’s first 50 regulated providers. In Ontario, by contrast, the operator has been active since 2022, and the province’s regulated online gambling market is already more established.
That Ontario backdrop helps show the scale of opportunity for suppliers entering licensed Canadian markets. The source cites the latest reports from iGaming Ontario and the Alcohol and Gaming Association of Ontario, which found that more than 91% of surveyed players said they used regulated gambling sites. It also notes that Ontario casinos and sportsbooks generated more than CA$4.2 billion in gaming revenue in the latest year of regulation, while sportsbooks posted a 31% year-over-year increase in total wagers in July.
For players, the immediate effect is straightforward: more regulated casino content is now available through TonyBet in both Alberta and Ontario. Readers should also expect Alberta’s early regulated market to keep adding new content and operator partnerships as the province builds out its online offering.
If you gamble, use licensed sites and set limits that fit your budget.
Source: As reported by thelines.com.
