European casino games aggregator and supplier St8 can now work with licensed Ontario iGaming operators after it received a supplier’s license from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO).
The Estonia-headquartered company confirmed in a press release that it has been given the green light by the market regulator to offer approved operators its full suite of products in the Canadian province.
St8 is a full-service technology partner for online casinos and sportsbooks and offers thousands of online casino games through its single API.
The Ontario entry is its latest market licensure after it received similar approvals in jurisdictions including Malta, Romania, Anjouan, the Isle of Man and most recently the UK. The company said its Canadian debut is a key step in its strategy to partner with leading operators in high-value regulated markets.
“Ontario has quickly become one of the most competitive and forward-thinking iGaming markets in the world, and we’re excited to bring our modern aggregation platform to operators in the province,” said St8 Founder and CEO Vladimir Negine. “Our mission has always been to combine premium content with frictionless technology, and this license allows us to deliver exactly that to partners in Ontario.”
European suppliers continue to flock to Ontario
Three-and-a-half years into Ontario’s $8.5 billion iGaming market, European suppliers continue to queue up to step through the door into one of North America’s most competitive and lucrative regions for online casino.
In August, game development studio Evoplay debuted its content in Ontario by launching a selection of its slots games with Canadian sports betting, casino and esports operator Rivalry, and subsequently scored a significant deal with Caesars to take its games live on all three of the renowned operator’s iGaming platforms.
Other European companies to have stepped into Canada’s regulated iGaming province for the first time in 2025 include Swedish firm Random State in May, Finnish Lottery subsidiary Fennica Gaming and others such as Playnetic, Gaming Corps, ELK Studios and ODDSworks.
As of September 2025, Ontario online gamblers are wagering more than $7.3 billion per month on online casino games across Ontario’s 50 regulated commercial operators. iCasino activity has exceeded the $7 billion barrier in back-to-back months after doing so for the first time in August, with $7.22 billion. 84% of the total non-adjusted gross gaming revenue made by those operators last month came from the online casino vertical ($277.8 million of the overall $329.4 million).
Now, online casino platforms have another supplier they can add to their portfolios.
