ThrillTech has secured a Gaming-Related Supplier licence from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), enabling the jackpot technology provider to supply its side-bet solutions to operators across one of North America's largest regulated gambling markets.
According to the Ontario regulator, ‘selling lottery tickets responsibly and with the integrity required in the public interest depends on a registration holder's ability to operate ethically.'
Pragmatic Play, a leading content supplier to the iGaming industry, has reaffirmed its commitment to the Canadian gaming sector by entering Alberta’s newly regulated iGaming market.
Pragmatic Play is among dozens of suppliers approved as Alberta targets a shift away from unregulated online gambling activity.
The additional cuts are expected to bring Bragg's combined annualized cost savings to around €10.5m as the supplier works toward sustained cash generation.
The operator will debut its offerings in the region as the market opens next week, with celebratory activations planned.
Allie Frank joins as Director of Compliance Operations as Brightstar continues reshaping its lottery business after its split from IGT.
While the launch in Alberta is still pending regulatory approval, FanDuel also donated $80,000 to the A Dollar A Day Foundation and Canada Red Cross Emergency Management Program.
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The operator was recently fined $120,000 for using unauthorised gaming system software at four separate casino properties, found to be installed between 20 February and 15 March 2025.