Gaming Corps granted Ontario gaming license
Game developer Gaming Corp has secured a license for Ontario’s regulated online gaming market from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.
The certification follows Gaming Corps’ commitment to expanding its North American presence. Gaming Corps will shortly begin rolling out its content in Ontario. Hoop Champion and Shootout Champion will be among some of Gaming Corps’ sport-themed content available to residents on launch day.
Gaming Corps Chief Executive Juha Kauppinen said, “Being approved for a license in Ontario is a major achievement and a clear validation of the quality, integrity, and compliance standards we uphold. Ontario is not only one of the most regulated igaming markets in the world, but also a gateway into the wider North American region.
“This license opens up significant opportunities for Gaming Corps and reinforces our commitment to working only within licensed and regulated jurisdictions. With a growing appetite for original content, we’re excited about the potential Ontario holds – both in terms of player engagement and long-term growth.”
Ontario’s igaming market became regulated in 2022 and generated CA$2.4 billion (US$1.74 billion)1 CAD = 0.7230 USD
2025-04-28Powered by CMG CurrenShift in gross revenue in its second year. According to iGaming Ontario’s latest report, the online market produced CA$3.2 billion (US$2.31 billion)1 CAD = 0.7230 USD
2025-04-28Powered by CMG CurrenShift in its third year, a 32% year-on-year increase.
With its upcoming launch in Ontario, Gaming Corps aims to collaborate with local operators in the region.
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