Betty Canada has added 1X2 Network’s slots portfolio to its online casino in Ontario.
In a deal that strengthens the supplier’s presence in the Canadian iGaming market, 1X2 Network titles will be available on Betty Casino for the first time, including Wolf Strike Hold and Win Extra and 3 Hot Chilli Peppers. Additional upcoming releases will follow.
The integration is the latest step in 1X2 Network’s wider strategy to expand across regulated North American online casino markets. The UK-based supplier and content aggregator offers a portfolio of slots, table games and virtual sports across regulated markets through its aggregation platform, sourced from its in-house studios Iron Dog Studio, AD LUNAM, Prospect Gaming and 1X2gaming, as well as from numerous third-party partners.
“Teaming up with Betty Casino marks a major milestone in our North American reach,” said Christopher Reid, commercial director at 1X2 Network. “We’re excited to partner with a casino that shares our passion for delivering exceptional gaming experiences.”
Betty becomes 1X2 Network’s latest operator partner in Ontario. Early in August, it also teamed up with PointsBet Canada in the Australian operator’s only online casino market, and it also works with brands like SkillOnNet’s quartet of online casinos PlayOJO, SlotsMagic, SpinGenie and KnightsSlots.
The launch also comes shortly after 1X2 Network announced its latest slot, Joker’s Edge, which features the Hold and Win mechanic alongside collector and cash symbols that trigger a feature round designed to enhance gameplay.
Betty has also been expanding its network in Ontario. In July, it announced a deal with Bragg Gaming Group that saw it add content from Bragg’s in-house studios, Atomic Slot Lab and Indigo Magic, as well as its Powered by Bragg partner studios, including Bluberi, King Show Games, Incredible Technologies and Sega Sammy Creation.
“Partnering with 1X2 Network means we can bring even more high-quality content to our players,” said Perry Smirnova, Betty Canada’s casino operations manager. “Their diverse portfolio is a great fit for our audience, and we’re confident that it will strongly resonate with our players.”
Betty has operated in Ontario since early 2023 and grew its number of active monthly players eight-fold in 2024.
Now, Betty Canada is the first step in the operators’ move towards a decentralized, franchise-style model. There are plans for other regional franchises across the Americas, and Betty intends to add Alberta to its Betty Canada operations when that market opens, touted to be early 2026. Betty co-founder and Betty Canada CEO Chavdar Dimitrov recently spoke to Canadian Gaming Business in depth about the company’s plans.
