The operator said its “Mullet Over” campaign contributed to 27% annual growth in accounts setting limits, while critics questioned the evidence of harm reduction.
The gaming group has no US revenue but is pursuing B2B licensing opportunities and further regulated-market expansion
Go Ghost is the land-based slot franchise’s digital debut, with more character-led releases planned through 2027.
About 29 operators cleared the province’s process by Oct. 13, as unregistered gambling sites were required to stop serving Albertans.
The new locally licensed client offers cash games and tournaments, but Alberta players remain in a standalone pool.
Players will be blocked on Oct. 13, with balances still available for withdrawal and no timetable for a licensed return.
Eligible players can unlock up to $250 in rewards through Oct. 16 and play for a 70-place prize pool on Oct. 18.
Each Ontario sportsbook wager from Oct. 10 through Oct. 12 triggers a C$1 contribution to Feed Ontario.
PowerPlay becomes GiG’s fourth Alberta client as the supplier powers the operator’s casino and sportsbook in both Alberta and Ontario.
The appeal tests whether Ontario can manage its side of online poker and other peer-to-peer games involving foreign players.