The spokesman said that it was important that Canada’s most populous province “gets it right” in launching such a contentious service as online gambling, and that the province had been monitoring developments in the international industry as it developed its offering, in which content would be strictly controlled.
The OLG website is already live as an information carrier on the e-gaming project, and the lottery has announced that popular lotto games will lead the charge when the site opens, followed in phases by casino, poker, sports betting and table online games from SpieloG2.
Internet gambling is currently regulated in seven other provinces: British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, P.E.I., and Quebec.