Octoplay secures Ontario licence
News on 27 Dec 2023
News on 27 Dec 2023
Online casino game development company Octoplay has secured a supplier permit from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, allowing it to provide its suite of in-demand slot machine games to licensed operators in the fast-growing jurisdiction for the first time.
Octoplay’s Ontario licence forms part of its strategic regulated market expansion and adds to those it holds from the Gambling Commission of Great Britain, the Malta Gaming Authority and the Swedish Gaming Authority.
Ontario-licensed operators can now access Octoplay’s powerful remote game server, enabling them to diversify their gaming catalogue by offering a range of slot titles from the company’s rapidly expanding game portfolio. This includes proven player favourites such as Pearly Shores, Lolicat and Bullet Bonanza.
Martina Borg Stevens, Legal Director of Octoplay, said: “We are thrilled to have secured this this license, being the fourth license, we have acquired in 2023. We have been clear about our mission to obtain a licence in every single regulated market, and this is a testament to this.”
“To be awarded a licence from such a prestigious regulator makes us feel incredibly proud and establishes a strong foothold in North American market, which we look forward to building upon.” Octoplay has rapidly emerged as an industry disruptor, captivating attention, and establishing itself as a rising force. Achieving remarkable success within just one year since its creation, the company has swiftly positioned itself as the next big thing in the market.
Nick Vuchev, Commercial Director of Octoplay, added: “Our slot games are in high demand among players in markets across the world. It’s no surprise that operators want to stock our titles, and that’s why we are working hard to secure licences and approvals in all regulated markets.
“Securing our Ontario licence is a major milestone in this journey, and we look forward to seeing our slots land in the lobbies of popular casino brands in Ontario for the first time.”
