Play’n Go recently joined the Canadian Gaming Association (CGA). The supplier says teaming up with the CGA was ideal because the association “aligns with Play’n Go’s values and mission.”
Company Head of Region, North America Saam Hafezi briefly explained the company’s continuing desire to advocate for safe gameplay.
Hafezi commented, “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.”
The CGA is a trade association comprised of suppliers and operators in the Canadian gaming market, including sports betting, lottery industries and esports. The association currently has more than 70 members and has been active in the industry for the past two decades.
Association President and CEO Paul Burns took a moment to welcome Play’n Go to the group.
He 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.”
Online gaming debuted in the province two years ago. Attorney General Doug Downey briefly discussed how the market has grown since the launch.
Play’n Go recently announced a strategic partnership with Loto-Québec, which now offers its players access to Punch N’ Play games.
