Ontario continues to see an influx of firms embarking into the recently-regulated market as both PressEnter and BetGames enter the North American region.

Ontario continues to see an influx of firms embarking into the recently-regulated market as both PressEnter and BetGames enter the North American region. 

Starting with the former, PressEnter’s expansion in the market, which it recently made its debut after securing approvals from the province’s gaming regulator, will see its NitroCasino brand go live to players in Ontario. 

“We have an ambitious international expansion plan and entering Ontario is yet another step towards PressEnter Group becoming a truly global, top-tier operator,” stated Lahcene Merzoug, Chief Executive Officer at PressEnter Group.

“Ontario is a market with great potential for operators that can deliver engaging, entertaining player involvement and that is where we excel. We look forward to seeing players from Ontario enjoy the high levels of entertainment that our brands deliver.”

PressEnter Group’s arrival in Ontario forms part of wider international expansion plans that have recently seen its Ultra Casino brand launch in Chile and Peru with additional Latin American market entries set for the coming months.

Alongside the operator’s presence widening in Ontario, BetGames has also debuted in the province by obtaining a full registration from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario

The entry for the live dealer betting games studio will see its titles, such as Lucky 7, Lucky 5 and the Entain exclusive Starzle, soon to become available to players in the region. 

Andreas Koeberl, CEO of BetGames, commented: “We’re absolutely delighted to have gained a supplier licence for the Ontario market, allowing us to not only expand our global reach but entertain a new demographic of players with our casino, numbers-betting and sports-betting products.

“Ontario’s regulated market is showing a lot of promise, we’re thrilled to be onboard and be part of the excitement around this recently regulated market.”