Source: AGCO (Ontario)
The AGCO published version 1.1 of its minimum technical standards for electronic charitable gaming systems in December 2018. The source identifies the standards but does not state their requirements.
The standards set technical requirements for electronic charitable gaming systems in Ontario.
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