The province will now be able to legally launch online betting and gaming products licensed by the provincial operator on the local player base of the eligible Ontarian.

FansUnite is a global sports and entertainment company, and its goal is to provide technology for regulated online games along with other similar products. The company boasts a unique iGaming platform that offers sports and esports betting through pre-match and in-play betting. With daily fantasy offers and RNG casino style games.

Now that the company has been approved to join Ontario's new iGaming and sports betting industry, it is ready to expand its business. The license allows the company to offer premium betting solutions to other game operators who are licensed by AGCO to legally enter the market on April 4, 2022.

In a statement from the company, Chief Executive Scott Burton said the game leader was proud to have been approved by AGCO and become part of provincial sports betting and iGaming as a solution provider. He added that the company is focusing on both domestic and international markets because it is expanding its business.

Burton also shared that gaming-related vendor licenses allow him to gain an early edge in Canada's online gambling industry and use them as a betting solution provider for new sports books and online casinos seeking to join his jurisdiction. Finally, he said, he expects the company to work with iGaming Ontario while delivering innovative solutions to the market.

One more operator will join the party
This week, Bragg Gaming Group joined the AGCO-approved operator list to join Ontario's soon-to-be-regulated iGaming segment. When the market starts in April, leading vendors can offer player account management or PAM platforms to local operators. It also provides iGaming content and management services from on-premises studios or third-party partners

market research
Recently, a study published by OnlineCasinoList.com predicted that Ontario's new open market will have a negative impact on legacy operators. According to the study, such operators will have difficulty adapting to the new system and will lose many players heading for locally regulated options.  슬롯게임