Play’n GO, a leading game supplier, has officially joined the Canadian Gaming Association (CGA), a prominent organization uniting operators and suppliers across Canada’s gaming, sports betting, lottery, and esports sectors.
Collaborative Efforts for Better Gambling Regulation in Canada
The CGA has been a driving force in Canadian gaming, especially following Ontario’s legalization of single-event sports betting and iGaming. Alberta is also exploring regulated online casino licenses. Play’n GO’s membership is a significant step towards promoting a sustainable and responsible gaming industry in Canada.
The CGA, with over 70 members, has championed industry policies for two decades, advocating for a regulated and responsible gaming environment. This aligns with Play’n GO’s goals as it expands its operations in Quebec and Ontario, and plans further growth across the country.
Paul Burns, CGA President and CEO, welcomed Play’n GO, stating, “We’re pleased to welcome Play’n GO to the Canadian Gaming Association. Play’n GO’s values align perfectly with our own—advancing the evolution of Canada’s gaming industry in a safe way that protects players. We’re glad to have them on board.”
Saam Hafezi, Play’n GO North America Head of Region, expressed his satisfaction with joining one of Canada’s most influential trade bodies, praising the CGA’s efforts to create a responsible and sustainable gaming industry.
Play’n GO’s Influence in North America
Play’n GO has made significant strides in the North American market. Recently, the company launched a content partnership with BetMGM in Pennsylvania, expanding their collaboration beyond New Jersey, Michigan, and West Virginia. Additionally, Play’n GO has introduced its games to Rush Street Interactive’s BetRivers in Pennsylvania.
Joining the CGA will further strengthen Play’n GO’s influence in the region, reinforcing its role in shaping industry policies and innovations.
