Malta-headquartered TaDa Gaming has been granted a license by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) to supply iGaming content to approved online gaming operators in the province.
The company confirmed on Oct. 23 that it has added Ontario to the list of jurisdictions in which it is authorized to partner with gaming operators. TaDa Gaming is also licensed in Malta, the UK, Sweden, Greece and Romania.
TaDa Gaming said the Ontario entry presents a key opportunity to disseminate its portfolio of more than 200 games, including its Fortune Zombie series. The supplier offers its operator partners a range of slots, fish-shooting, table games, card games, bingo and crash titles.
“The AGCO license confirms our status as a future-ready business that prioritizes good governance and long-term strategic and sustainable growth,” said CEO Andy Huang. “From higher standards across all KPIs to improved localization and innovation in design, we ensure that our portfolio and customer services always deliver an unparalleled offering for our clients and players.”
Huang teased that TaDa Gaming will announce new partnerships and agreements in the Ontario market soon.
The company said the Ontario license will also enable it to expand its reach across Canada through aggregation partnerships and deals as the company intends to grow its reputation in North America. Back in April, TaDa Gaming announced the U.S. launch of Freeslotmatch, a free-to-play social gaming platform offering a library of immersive slots and multiplayer formats.
TaDa Gaming follows other European online casino suppliers who have recently got the green light from the AGCO, including Evoplay, Random State, Finnish Lottery subsidiary Fennica Gaming and others such as Playnetic, Gaming Corps, ELK Studios and ODDSworks. Just last week, Estonia-headquartered St8 confirmed its own license.
