Pragmatic Play Enters Alberta’s Regulated Market

Pragmatic Play has become the latest supplier to break ground and launch in the newly regulated iGaming market in Alberta. Alberta is the second province to have launched a license-based model in Canada, with 50 operators ready to go from the get-go.

Pragmatic Play Gets Early Dibs on iGaming Market in Alberta

As a supplier, Pragmatic Play is uniquely placed to benefit from the initial boom in online casino interest by providing world-class products to local audiences and players. 

Among the titles that players may access are such fresh releases as Fury of Anubis and Big Bass Blast, but also the studio’s signature Gates of Olympus series. 

Pragmatic Play Director of PR Sharon McHugh has welcomed the opportunity to see the supplier break ground locally and deliver what McHugh touted as premium entertainment to operators.

“Building on our strong momentum in Ontario, this expansion reinforces Pragmatic Play’s long-term commitment to the Canadian market. We look forward to working closely with partners across the province as the market continues to develop,” McHugh noted. 

North America Important to Pragmatic Play as Company Focuses on Core Business

North America is an important part of Pragmatic Play’s overall strategy, and Alberta is expected to be a substantial market and a driver of regional operational results, with the supplier keen to capitalize on this early. 

Suppliers have long been securing licenses to enter the market upon launch, with some of the other popular game and tech solutions providers including Oddin.gg, High 5 Games, EveryMatrix, Octoplay, and Kambi Group, to mention a few.

Pragmatic Play is bringing more than just its slot games, with the studio delivering its live casino options and such acclaimed games as baccarat, blackjack, roulette, and immersive game shows, to name a few. 

Pragmatic Play recently shuttered its bingo and sportsbook operations, deciding to focus on its core business – online casino products.