Alberta seeks intervention in Supreme Court case on Ontario player pooling
Alberta’s attorney general has asked to intervene in a Supreme Court appeal over Ontario’s ability to pool peer-to-peer gaming players across jurisdictions. Alberta said its iGaming Alberta Act gives the province a significant interest in the case, which concerns the legality of international liquidity for games including online poker and daily fantasy sports.
The case could affect whether Alberta and Ontario can pursue cross-border player pooling for regulated iGaming.