The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario has granted Fennica Gaming a supplier licence, the company said. The Finnish National Lottery subsidiary can now offer its games to online and land-based operators in Ontario.
The licence allows Fennica Gaming to supply games to operators in Ontario.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fitzdares | Not stated | Fitzdares exits Ontario sports betting and iGaming market | Not stated | |
| RubyPlay | Not stated | AGCO approves RubyPlay licence for Ontario | Not stated |
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