Videoslots Casino kicks off in Ontario

One of the leading igaming operators, Videoslots, has launched its online casino in the province of Ontario. This will be the seventh gaming license granted to Videoslots after Malta, Sweden, the UK, Italy and others. The lobby will include 10,000+ slots including Big Bass Splash, Gates of Olympus and Book of Dead. Numerous quality software providers such as Play'n GO, Pragmatic Play, Microgaming and Evolution constantly update the game selection.

The launch will also include Mr. Vegas' sister brand. The company expects that this will be the first step to further North American expansion, as it considers Ontario an emerging market with significant potential.

Exciting features come with the launch

Aside from the basics, Videoslots will offer Ontarians several original features. A lucrative welcome bonus together with extras such as Battle of Slots, Clash of Spins, and The Wheel of Jackpots which have become fan favourites, will make the casino one of the hottest destinations for Ontario bettors. The regulated nature of the casino will also allow for several responsible gaming tools, so players will enjoy top-notch entertainment in a secure environment.

Videoslots will add to the existing scene of igaming in Ontario which has already created more than 12,000 jobs and generated C$1.6 billion to the province's GDP. Shortly after the market was regulated, it climbed to the top-5 in North America, and it opened the doors to more provinces offering licensed online casinos in Canada.

Videoslots has big prospects for Canada

The company worked hard for the Ontario launch, and the board was more than satisfied with the work and has high expectations. In the words of Ulle Skottling, Deputy CEO at Videoslots: "Launching in Ontario is another milestone for the Videoslots team, and we are excited at the prospect of entertaining players in the region. We have always enjoyed great success in Canada and it makes business sense to join the regulated market now that it is up and running and proving to work for both players and operators alike."