BLUEPRINT GAMING AWARDED ONTARIO LICENCE

Blueprint Gaming is set to build further momentum across Canada after it was awarded a supplier licence for the newly regulated market province of Ontario.

Following approval from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), over 50 of Blueprint’s highly engaging games such as The Goonies™, ted™ and Sausage Party™ will be made available to operators and players when the much-anticipated new market opens for business on April 4. In addition, the company is developing a specially branded Deal or No Deal™ game based on Canada’s equivalent show Le Banquier, which will be released later this year.

Complementing the deployment of Blueprint’s successful titles is the market-leading progressive jackpot system, Jackpot King, which is rebranded as Jackpot Royale within Canada. Its addition is key to Blueprint’s proposition in the province, with the progressive system proven to generate hugely attractive jackpot prizes and attract significant interest from within the online casino community.

Jackpot Royale can be activated from any spin within Blueprint games that feature the functionality. Players enter the Wheel King game mode, where they have the opportunity to claim one of three progressive jackpots available.

The studio is developing a robust product roadmap to ensure operators will regularly receive fresh and relevant content to keep players entertained, including the use of innovative concepts and frequent updates to popular game families.

With Blueprint’s extensive portfolio already holding a strong foothold in Canada, the licence for the wider market of Ontario is set to showcase its content to a greater number of players. This will strengthen its already leading position in the region with players accustomed to Blueprint’s signature gameplay.

 

Jo Purvis, Director of Key Accounts and Marketing UK at Blueprint Gaming, said:“Ontario has the potential to become one of the biggest iGaming markets in North America, so securing this licence is a hugely important move for the company.

 

“Players in Canada already enjoy our style of games and we have strong expectations for the market. We’re looking forward to bringing our content to a much wider audience.”