ALC estimates $100M is lost to unregulated websites.  Chris Keevill, president and CEO of the Atlantic Lottery Corporation says 'it's struggling to compete with unregulated, offshore digital gambling, and is hopes a shift in focus to online gaming will prevent an estimated $100 million in annual revenue from leaving Atlantic Canada.  Offshore gambling providers have taken advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to acquire more customers..

“It’s a monumental first step in cashless wagering systems,” Commissioner Steve Cohen, a Las Vegas-based attorney, said before voting for the changes.  The changes take effect immediately and will make it easier for casino players to transfer money electronically from bank accounts by using the technology.  'It’s going to be good for the industry. It’s going to be good for the patrons,” predicted Acting Commission Chairman John Moran, who is also an attorney in Nevada. He added that some of the changes will “enhance the gaming experience.”

NeoPollard Interactive is honoured to be entrusted by AGLC to power its online gambling solution using our market-proven technology, services and games. We are confident that our partnership with AGLC will help generate incremental revenues to benefit all Albertans. Said Liz Siver, General Manager, NeoPollard Interactive.

“We are excited to see our long-standing partner in Taiwan TSLC, paving the way in gaming and keep growing,” said Dr. Chris Dimitriadis, INTRALOT Group CEO. “At INTRALOT, we capitalize on our technological expertise to meet the evolving market demand and help our customers offer steadily an elevated gaming entertainment to their players”.