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Loto-Québec and suppliers discuss closing land-based and online gaming gap

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Loto-Québec, BetMGM, Bede Gaming and American Gaming Systems discussed links between land-based and online casino operations at the Canadian Gaming Summit in Toronto. Loto-Québec said it had introduced cross-platform products, hybrid dealer games and an upgraded interactive streaming service over the past year; AGS described an omnichannel product launched in 30 AGLC casinos and online with Play Alberta.

The examples show operators and suppliers testing cross-channel products across casino venues and online platforms.

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