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High Roller plans Ontario launch in Q4 2025 pending approvals

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High Roller Technologies plans to launch its online casino in Ontario in the final quarter of 2025, subject to approval from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario and iGaming Ontario. Chief executive Seth Young said the company had applied for a licence in May; it also plans to seek entry into Alberta when that province opens in 2026.

The planned launch depends on regulatory approvals, while the company has also signalled interest in Alberta.

End-of-day close High Roller Technologies (ROLR), USD, to 17 October 2025
Story date21 July 202517 October 2025

Latest reported results

High Roller Technologies NYSE American: ROLR

Quarter ended 30 June 2026

Revenue
USD 2.8m10-Q/A filing 0001753926-26-001960
Operating income
−USD 2.5m10-Q/A filing 0001753926-26-001960

Earlier licence decisions by AGCO

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Flamboro Downs LimitedNot statedOntario registrar approves revised Flamboro race times through December 2025Not stated
DraftKings, Golden Nugget Online GamingNot statedDraftKings launches Golden Nugget online casino in OntarioNot stated
Incentive GamesNot statedAGCO licenses Incentive Games to supply real-money games in OntarioNot stated
Incentive GamesNot statedAGCO approves Incentive Games for Ontario iGaming marketNot stated
Incentive GamesNot statedAGCO grants Incentive Games an Ontario licenceNot stated

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