
Stake and EveryMatrix Join Forces to Expand iGaming Reach
Stake has partnered with EveryMatrix to boost its iGaming content and reach, securing a license in Alberta, Canada, and eyeing the New Zealand market.

Stake has partnered with EveryMatrix to boost its iGaming content and reach, securing a license in Alberta, Canada, and eyeing the New Zealand market.

888poker has become the first operator to offer online poker in Alberta, while PokerStars exits the market. The move comes as Ontario pursues shared liquidity with other provinces and countries.

Cosmin Tanase, who joined Playson in 2024, has been promoted to Head of Compliance. He led the company’s entry into the Philippines and Alberta, and has over a decade of experience in iGaming.

Betway has launched its sportsbook and online casino in Alberta, Canada, joining a competitive market with 30 licensed entities. The brand is part of Super Group, which also operates Jackpot City, Royal Vegas, Ruby Fortune, and Spin in the province.

Century Casinos has agreed to sell two racinos in Alberta, Canada, to Highfield Investment Group for $16.4 million. The company aims to reduce debt and focus on U.S. properties.
Peter & Sons and Tonybet have expanded their partnership to include Ontario and Alberta, Canada. The move is part of their ongoing collaboration focused on regulated iGaming markets.

Pure Casino, Alberta’s largest retail gambling group, has joined the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) to strengthen sports integrity. The partnership aims to monitor and respond to suspicious betting patterns, enhancing the regulated market in Canada.

Endorphina, a leading casino supplier, has expanded its operations to Alberta, Canada, marking its 59th regulated jurisdiction. The company has developed over 200 games, which are now available to players in Alberta.

GGPoker has become the first online poker platform to secure a license in Alberta, but its launch may depend on a key legal ruling.

Betsson Group has completed a $74.3 million acquisition of Rhino Entertainment, re-entering the Canadian iGaming market in Ontario and Alberta.

GeoComply reports a staggering 3.2 million geolocation checks in the first week of Alberta's regulated iGaming. The FIFA World Cup final drove significant traffic, with over 100,000 Albertans engaging with licensed operators.