Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission has authorised Evoplay to supply content and services to approved online casino operators, with its licence effective from 12 March. The two-year licence runs to 11 March 2027, marking Evoplay’s entry into North American online gaming, the company said.
The authorisation allows Evoplay to pursue supply agreements with approved Ontario online casino operators.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RubyPlay | Not stated | AGCO grants RubyPlay an Ontario online gaming licence | Not stated | |
| Fennica Gaming | Not stated | AGCO grants Fennica Gaming an Ontario supplier licence | Not stated | |
| Fitzdares | Not stated | Fitzdares exits Ontario sports betting and iGaming market | Not stated |
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Playson agreed to supply games to Caesars Palace Online Casino, Horseshoe Online Casino and Caesars Sportsbook & Casino in Ontario, the companies said. Playson’s titles will be integrated through Light & Wonder’s aggregation platform.
Gaming Corps announced a distribution agreement with Ontario operator Betty on 31 March 2026. The deal will bring Gaming Corps titles, including 3 Easter Pigs and Vendetta Fury, to Betty’s platform; launches are expected soon.
Evoplay appointed Ashley McCulloch as vice president of North America as it seeks to expand in the US and Canada, the company said. McCulloch previously held senior commercial roles at IGT, Light & Wonder and Inspired. Evoplay said it already operates in Ontario through partnerships with BetMGM and Caesars Entertainment and entered Washington DC’s lottery market last November.
FanDuel Canada plans to launch its casino and sportsbook in Alberta on 13 July, subject to regulatory approval. The operator said the move would add a fourth province to its Canadian footprint; its separate Alberta partnership with Light & Wonder for the Huff N' Puff slot franchise also awaits regulatory clearance.
FanDuel said it plans to launch online casino and sports betting services in Alberta on 13 July 2026, subject to final regulatory approval. The company also announced a C$80,000 community contribution and an Alberta content deal with Light & Wonder, both subject to the relevant approvals; it extended its Canadian Football League sponsorship to Alberta.