Supplier Play’n Go has joined the Canadian Gaming Association (CGA), a trade association formed to represent both operators and suppliers.
Currently with 70+ members, The CGA has been in service for just under 20 years and will be pleased to further diversify its partnership portfolio following this latest agreement.
Paul Burns, President and CEO of the Canadian Gaming Association, said: “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.”
At present, Play’n Go is active within the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Québec, having recently entered into collaboration with Loto–Québec. This year has seen Play’n Go draw focus on the North American market, with recent partnerships with BetMGM in Pennsylvania and Rush Street Interactive, in the same state, being drawn up in April.
Further, in line with this latest collaborative announcement, Play’n Go released its first official sustainability report at the end of May, underlining the provider’s sustainability strategy for 2023 and the remainder of 2024.
Speaking on this latest partnership with the CGA was Saam Hafezi, Head of Region, North America at Play’n Go, who said: “Play’n Go has long advocated for a safe, regulated iGaming industry, and we’re proud to join an official body like the Canadian Gaming Association that shares those goals.”
"We look forward to collaborating with fellow stakeholders within the Association to achieve a brighter, more sustainable future for us all, and we thank the Canadian Gaming Association for accepting our membership application.”
