Gaming Corps announced a content partnership with BetMGM on 12 January 2026, making BetMGM the first operator to offer its full portfolio in Ontario. The initial exclusivity period will precede a broader rollout across the market.
The agreement gives BetMGM temporary exclusive access to Gaming Corps’ full portfolio in Ontario.
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Betty Canada has partnered with Gaming Corps to offer the supplier’s games in Ontario. Betty will add a range of titles, including games from DEGEN Studios, alongside other content categories, the report said. Gaming Corps previously entered Ontario through an agreement with BetMGM in January 2026.
Fennica Gaming has launched its games in Italy with Brightstar Lottery, in Ontario with Betty Gaming and in the Netherlands with Gaming1’s Circus.nl, the company said. The Italian launch covers its eInstant portfolio, while the Ontario deployment is its first in that market; Fennica said it had previously received a B2B licence there.
PENN Entertainment's chief executive said losses in its interactive unit are largely behind the business, according to the report. The company also said its early performance in Alberta was in line with the market share it had built in Ontario.
Reportedly, Fanatics has obtained an iGaming operator licence from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario. The approval clears the way for Fanatics Sportsbook & Casino to enter a market that already hosts 48 licensed operators and 83 active websites.
Rush Street Interactive said BetRivers’ Alberta launch, which began on 13 July, is producing about twice the population-adjusted first-time depositors and daily active users seen at the same stage in Ontario. CEO Richard Schwartz described the results as early and said the company expects a gradual build.