Amusnet says it has secured a Gaming-Related Supplier–Manufacturer Registration from Ontario’s AGCO, enabling it to offer online gaming content to licensed operators in the province. The company said it will initially launch its online portfolio, with land-based products a possible later addition.
The registration enables Amusnet to supply online gaming content to licensed operators in Ontario.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Digitain | Not stated | AGCO authorises Digitain to launch gaming content in Ontario | Not stated | |
| Digitain | Not stated | Digitain says AGCO registers it as an Ontario gaming supplier | Not stated | |
| Digitain | Not stated | AGCO licenses Digitain as an Ontario iGaming supplier | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Alberta prepares online gambling market as 55-plus operators show interest | Not stated | |
| Soft2Bet | Not stated | Soft2Bet prepares Alberta market entry while assessing licence application | Not stated |
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Gaming Corps said it received a conditional iGaming supplier licence from Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis, through Gaming Corps Malta Ltd, ahead of the province’s market launch on 13 July 2026. The licence authorises the company to manufacture and supply gaming software in Alberta. Gaming Corps COO Alex Lorimer said the company planned to bring its games to operators in the province.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) says suppliers must register to provide products or services to lottery retailers in the province. Suppliers serving only the OLG lottery sector pay no registration fee, while fees may apply if they also serve other parts of Ontario’s gaming industry.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission says registered sellers may sell break-open tickets for charities at one or more locations. Sellers seeking to offer Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation products also need a current OLG retailer contract; registration as a break-open ticket seller carries no fee.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) explains the registration process for land-based casino operators. Operators work under contract with the OLG, and the AGCO assesses applicants’ eligibility when the OLG designates a new gaming site; the fee is $100,000 per site per year.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission suspended PointsBet Canada’s gaming registration for five days, announcing the action on 12 February. The regulator said the case concerned alleged failures to monitor, detect, document and report suspicious betting activity linked to Jontay Porter in 2024; PointsBet Canada said it was disappointed and had 15 days to appeal to the Licence Appeal Tribunal.