September revenue was the market’s second-highest monthly result, while casino games supplied 82% of the total
The sportsbook and casino brand joined more than 40 live platforms as the province ended its three-month compliance window.
Wagering reached C$2.89 billion as casino games accounted for more than three-quarters of September revenue
A review of seven NHL playoff broadcasts counted 3,000 gambling messages, most without age or harm-reduction information.
Settlement replaces AGCO’s proposed five-day suspension and requires an independent audit.
The increase after online-market expansion was concentrated among males aged 10 to 44, with almost one-third of visits ending in admission.
The operator completed provincial onboarding as Alberta’s private iGaming market continues to add brands.
The operator still needs a full licence and commercial agreement, while poker and fantasy sports are excluded from its initial offering.
Casino revenue rose 25.4% from a year earlier, while sports betting and peer-to-peer poker both recorded annual declines.
Casino play drove the month as active accounts rose to 1.365 million and revenue topped C$413 million