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Playson enters Alberta regulated iGaming market with Betty Casino

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Playson, the accomplished digital entertainment supplier, has entered Alberta’s regulated iGaming market after launching its content with Betty Casino, marking another important step in the company’s North American expansion strategy.

Betty Casino is a Canadian online casino brand active in both Ontario and Alberta, offering players a mobile-friendly casino experience through a growing portfolio of slot and casino content. The launch makes Betty Casino Playson’s first partner in Alberta and extends the companies’ existing collaboration following their partnership in Ontario.

Players in Alberta can now access a selection of Playson’s titles via Betty Casino, including 4 Chili Amigos: Hold and Win, Thunder Coins XXL: Multicoin and Rhino Coins: Hit the Bonus™.

The launch underlines Playson’s commitment to expanding across regulated North American markets with trusted partners, while continuing to prioritise jurisdictions where its content, technology and engagement tools can support long-term operator performance.

Ben Wood, Chief Commercial Officer at Playson, said:

Betty Casino is already a valued partner for Playson in Ontario, so extending this relationship into Alberta is a natural and exciting next step. We are pleased to continue working with a team that shares our focus on quality, responsible growth and strong player experiences. Entering Alberta is an important milestone in our North American strategy. It is a promising regulated market, and launching with such an esteemed partner gives us a strong foundation as we bring our content to more players across Canada.

Tom King, Casino Commercial Manager at Betty Casino, said:

We are pleased to extend our relationship with Playson into Alberta and bring more recognised casino content to our players. Our focus is on offering an enjoyable, reliable and varied experience, and this launch supports that by adding a strong selection of titles that complement our existing casino portfolio.

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