Staff Writer
On the Canadian online gambling and gaming front 2019 has brought along new developments. Loto-Quebec has tied up with Evolution Gaming, a popular gaming supplier. This is the latest collaborations in the sector to hog headlines. Many Canadian gaming companies are trying to expand their user base and profits too. One notable example is Gateway Casinos setting up much touted Wasaga Beach projects.
As per this new development, Evolution will provide the Crown corporation Live Casino services. Earlier only the British Columbia Lottery Corporation offered such services to B.C. and Manitoba regions. The new development shows players in Quebec growing more interested in gambling online.
Quebec is the second most populous province in Canada and is home to almost 8 million people. They need to be provided with ample gaming opportunities. Such steps can be taken by other companies too.
Loto-Quebec will also offer Live Casino solutions named Casino en direct, in French. Sovanna Phan, the Online Product Manager of Loto-Quebec said it will be an innovative offer condition of that the users access at the website lotoquebec.com. This is a prudent step in a country where a majority of people speak French.
Live Casino operations may become extremely popular across Canada and in the last few years online gambling has grown here a lot. Electronic Bingo is also available in Canada now and other avenues for web casino gaming are opening up gradually. Live casinos are more immersive and enjoyable than typical online slots.
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