Online casino SpinAway has gone live in Ontario, following the receipt of regulatory approval, powered by Gaming Innovation Group (GiG)‘s platform.
“Building on an established relationship with an existing partner, the agile architecture of GiG’s technology is specifically designed to help drive SpinAway’s strategy toward market expansion in regulated markets, both in North America and around the world,” the company noted.
Licensed by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), GiG is authorized to provide its B2B sportsbook and PAM in the Canadian province.
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— Gaming Innovation group (GiG) (@GIG_online) November 8, 2022
Nicola Fitton, Chief Operations Officer at GiG, said: “We have been vocal about our commitment to growth in regulated markets and making sure our technology is suited to the demands of helping both new and existing partners expand their operations. We’re delighted to be helping SpinAway launch in Ontario, and we’re considerably proud of the momentum we are building, leveraging our unique technology and excellent reputation.”
A spokesperson for SpinAway added: “We’re delighted to have delivered an important milestone in our expansion plans for SpinAway, partnering up once again with the team at GiG to deliver something unique for the Ontarian market, harvesting our confidence in the success of the brand in the region.”
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— Gaming Innovation group (GiG) (@GIG_online) November 3, 2022
This isn’t the only launch the company has seen in the region. Earlier this month, L7 Entertainment announced that it has gone live in Ontario via its Lucky Days brand, also powered by GiG‘s platform.
Having opened as recently as April 2022, Ontario has already drawn considerable interest across the industry, registering gross gaming revenue (GGR) up 65% on the quarter to $267 million, highlighting its potential for future growth and opportunity.
