Amusnet Gaming has further strengthened its presence in Canadian iGaming by securing a conditional license from Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) to supply its online gaming content to authorized operators in the province.
The company said that the approval as an iGaming – Critical Gaming Systems Provider marks yet another important milestone in its North American expansion plans and that Alberta is an important jurisdiction in its long-term North American strategy, providing the company with a strong regulatory foundation for future growth in the region.
Amusnet Gaming previously entered the regulated Ontario market earlier this year.
“Following our successful licensing in Ontario, this achievement further strengthens our position in Canada and reflects our continued commitment to the highest standards of regulatory compliance and integrity,” said Amusnet Gaming CEO Julia Peeva-Sertov. “We look forward to exploring opportunities in Alberta, building strong partnerships, and bringing our diverse portfolio to another regulated market.”
Bulgaria-headquartered Amusnet Gaming describes itself as an “all-casino solutions provider,” offering more than 300 slots, engaging table games, and a live casino studio. Its content is available on more than 2,000 operator websites across more than 35 markets spanning Europe, Canada, Mexico, and Africa, and the supplier said it is focused on building sustainable international growth and identifying further opportunities across North America and other regulated markets.
It works with several operator partners that have a presence in either or both Ontario and Alberta, including:
- 888
- Betano
- Betsson
- Entain
- Flutter
- PlayOJO
- Soft2Bet
- TonyBet
Amusnet is one of the latest companies to gain approval as an iGaming supplier in Alberta. Others including Czech company Endorphina have also recently confirmed their licensure in the province.
In total, dozens of suppliers have registered with AGLC to offer their technology, games, or other services in Canada’s second regulated iGaming market, which opened for business on July 13.
Other companies that have obtained supplier licenses in the weeks since the market first launched include:
- Catalist Sports (iGaming – Goods or Services Supplier – Other)
- Delasport (iGaming – Platform Provider)
- Lsports Data (iGaming – Goods or Services Supplier – Other)
- Playson (iGaming – Critical Gaming Systems Provider)
- Roxor Gaming (iGaming – Critical Gaming Systems Provider)
- Spinberry OÜ (iGaming – Critical Gaming Systems Provider)
