Fanatics Clears Ontario Registration Ahead of Launch
The betting group still needs a separate iGaming Ontario contract before it can go live in the province.
The betting group still needs a separate iGaming Ontario contract before it can go live in the province.
The company will focus on possible property sales and retail sports betting instead, even as Alberta’s online market fills up.
Super Group says it wants more time to prepare the switch into Alberta’s regulated online gambling market.
The province is looking for extra supports, including a possible 21-day residential program, and plans to pay for them from regulated online gaming revenue.
The sportsbook cleared a responsible-gambling review covering protection, training, self-exclusion and governance, with Delasport technology and managed services in the mix.
The six-week series spans three regions, 700-plus Medal Events and a $530 Main Event with a $3 million guarantee.
The partnership extends an Ontario collaboration as Alberta’s regulated iGaming market gathers early momentum.
Eligible players can link accounts and turn gaming points into hotel loyalty rewards as the partnership reaches another Canadian market.
The Bally’s brands join the province’s approved iGaming list as Alberta’s regulated market continues to take shape.
Nine people under 19 were able to create accounts, deposit funds and gamble.