Evoplay said it obtained an online gaming licence from Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), allowing it to offer content to Ontario-licensed operators. The company’s chief commercial officer described the licence as its first step into the North American market.
The licence enables Evoplay to supply content to operators licensed in Ontario.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Evoplay | Not stated | AGCO authorises Evoplay to supply Ontario online casinos | Not stated | |
| 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 |
The day’s most important stories, free. One email a day.
Gaming Innovation Group said Alberta’s Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission granted it a technology licence for the province. GiG said the approval allows it to operate there and offer commercial opportunities to its partners.
Play’n GO said Alberta’s Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis Commission granted it a licence to supply online casino content in Alberta. The company said its games are being certified ahead of the province’s planned market launch later in 2026.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) granted Leamington Raceway a new Standardbred racing association licence. Recommendations for race dates from April to December 2026, prepared by Ontario Lottery and Gaming and Ontario Racing Management, are due to go to the Registrar for approval in the coming weeks; the final calendar will follow the decision.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission describes licence categories for charitable gaming, including bingo, raffles and break-open tickets. Eligible charitable and religious organisations need a charitable gaming eligibility number to apply for a lottery licence.
ThrillTech said it received a Gaming-Related Supplier licence from Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission, allowing it to offer its jackpot technology to licensed operators in the province. The company described the product as an optional side bet that does not change the underlying games’ return-to-player calculations.