The number of operators offering Ontario online casinos has risen yet again.
The Titanplay brand is now live in Ontario, according to a post on social media site X (formerly Twitter) from iGaming Ontario, which operates online slots, blackjack, roulette and more in in Canada’s largest province.
Titanplay is the brand name in Canada for Shark77 Limited, which has jurisdiction in Malta.
For the 2023-24 fiscal year (ending March 30, 2024), the gambling industry in Canada raked in more than $63 billion CDN in handle. Of that, $51.8B came from casinos, compared to $9.7B wagered on sports and $1.624B on peer-to-peer poker.
There are now 70 online operators offering casino apps Ontario, according to a list on the iGO website.
That wagering generated $2.433 billion CDN in revenue during the 2023-24 fiscal year alone. Again, the vast majority – $1.781 billion – came from online casinos. That far outpaced revenue generated from online sports wagering ($588 million) and poker ($67 million).
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Titanplay is powered by Delasport, which obtained the licence for the Ontario gaming market. Titanplay, in turn, will not only offer iGaming options but Ontario sports betting as well.
“Our stride in Ontario is going full force and we’re proud to be able to announce such exciting deals like the partnership with Titanplay,” Delasport CEO Oren Cohen Shwartz said in a company release. “Operators in the market chose Delasport’s solutions because it allows them to differentiate and take a market share right away. We’re confident in both our software offering and our Managed Services, so we can guarantee that Titanplay’s players will appreciate and enjoy the second-to-none betting experience.”
Of the 70 iGaming operators in the province, many also offer sports betting, as is the case with Titanplay. In all, 30 Ontario sportsbook apps are operating, according to iGO.
