Loto-Québec’s Q1 results fuel the debate on introducing private operators and an independent regulator for iGaming in Quebec.
The regulator also tightened its standards to prevent celebrities who primarily appeal to children and youth from appearing in advertising and marketing that supports igaming in the province.
With current CEO Tom Mungham set to retire this autumn, AGCO appoints Dr. Schnarr as the new CEO and Registrar, set to take her new office on September 18.
One step closer to regulated igaming, the Québec Online Gaming Coalition (QOGC) said it plans to meet with the government and other stakeholders again “in the coming months.”
iGaming Ontario surprises with detailed stats on online poker’s share in revenue for Q1 2023 and full-year 2022. Online poker currently accounts for about 3% of both in the province.
Deloitte projects jobs in the iGaming sector will nearly double by the time Ontario’s market enters its tenth year. The firm adds they will be good-paying jobs that benefit the economy in other ways.
The Finance Ministry will meet with the Québec Online Gaming Coalition (QOGC) to discuss reforms to the province’s current setup.
The launch comes exactly one week after the Toronto-based company reported record revenue and handle in Q1 2023.
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) is proposing a ban on athletes and celebrities in advertising and marketing for online casinos and sportsbooks, citing risks to children and youth.
The compliance and licensing management platform developed by OneComply will available for GeoComplay’s iGaming customers.