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.”
The Finance Ministry will meet with the Québec Online Gaming Coalition (QOGC) to discuss reforms to the province’s current setup.
The Québec Online Gaming Coalition (QOGC) wants to use Ontario as a model for creating a similarly regulated market for online casino gaming and sports betting in Québec.
The compliance and licensing management platform developed by OneComply will available for GeoComplay’s iGaming customers.
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 Coalition of Provincial Lottery Corporations wants Ottawa to block the offshore sites.
Nova Scotia is the second province to authorize online casino games through the interprovincial lottery. New Brunswick okayed the idea in August 2020.
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.
As operators navigate the month-old Ontario online poker, casino gaming, and sports betting market, some violations were expected to occur. But don’t look for regulators to change the rules anytime soon.
AGCO claims BetMGM Ontario and PointsBet Ontario ran afoul of its restrictive rules governing advertising and inducements.