The sportsbook and casino brand joined more than 40 live platforms as the province ended its three-month compliance window.
The trade group’s proposal would require Nova Scotia to move beyond Atlantic Lottery’s exclusive online-gaming role.
Wagering reached C$2.89 billion as casino games accounted for more than three-quarters of September revenue
Players will need new FanDuel accounts, and the planned room is expected to begin in an Alberta-only pool.
The province is studying Ontario and Alberta models as declining gambling revenue adds pressure to Atlantic Lottery’s public system.
A review of seven NHL playoff broadcasts counted 3,000 gambling messages, most without age or harm-reduction information.
The sportsbook retains NFL marketing rights in Ontario and Alberta while recommitting to integrity and responsible gambling
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.