The province will look to share its poker liquidity both with Ontario and internationally, pending a decision by the Ontario Court of Appeal this November, which will have an impact on all Canadian provinces.
SIGA confirms the delay of online poker in Saskatchewan until late 2023 or 2024, impacting the province’s inclusion in the Canadian Poker Network (CPN).
The Finance Ministry will meet with the Québec Online Gaming Coalition (QOGC) to discuss reforms to the province’s current setup.
The compliance and licensing management platform developed by OneComply will available for GeoComplay’s iGaming customers.
With $7.5 million guaranteed, PokerStars’ Anniversary Sunday Million stands to be one of the biggest online poker events of the first quarter of 2023.
The holiday festival features 334 events with $40 million in guaranteed prizes. The first events launch on Christmas day, and the series runs into the new year.
Canadian players can still bag a stack for Day 2 in the WPT Global flagship tournament running through the rest of September.
The new app from PokerStars lets players at live poker events follow the action from their mobile phones, but Canadians may have to travel in order to use it.
The newest entry in the international online poker game, WPT Global has more than $3.5 million guaranteed in the WPT Summer Festival, including two $1 million guaranteed events.
Saskatchewan is set to become the fourth province in the Canada Poker Network — joining BC, Manitoba, & Québec. Plans are also in the works for retail sportsbooks at tribal casinos.