Gaming Corps deepens bet365 tie-up in Alberta

• Gaming Corps has gone live with bet365 in Alberta from day one of the province’s regulated market, which opened on July 13, 2026.
• The studio is supplying more than 50 certified titles at launch, plus a new Low RTP Blackjack range built around a 93.57% RTP.
• The deal also extends into Spain and Ontario, landing in one of the busiest launch weeks North American iGaming has seen.

Gaming Corps has secured day-one certification with bet365 in Alberta, supplying more than 50 titles as the province’s regulated iGaming market opened on July 13, 2026.

The Swedish studio is simultaneously expanding its content footprint with the operator in Spain and Ontario.

Day-one content push

Certification timing matters more than usual in Alberta. Gaming Corps cleared it early enough to have Slots, Table, Plinko, Mine Games and Instant Blitz verticals live for bet365’s launch, rather than adding titles in a second wave.

The lineup leans on recognisable franchises rather than a blank slate. Football title Penalty Champion: Goals to Glory sits alongside the studio’s 3 Pigs series, including 3 Pigs of Olympus, 3 Pigs of Olympus 2: Rise of the DemiHog and 3 Pigs of the Caribbean.

Blackjack economics

The wider rollout introduces Gaming Corps’ Low RTP Blackjack range, pitched at operators chasing better table-game hold without losing player appeal. The model runs a 93.57% RTP against roughly 6% operator hold, a materially tighter margin than standard blackjack variants.

Flexible branding, customisable audio and side-bet mechanics round out a format designed to sit alongside a live-dealer offering rather than compete with it directly.

Graham Greensmith, Chief Commercial Officer at Gaming Corps, said:

“Extending our partnership with bet365 across Spain, Ontario and Alberta is a major moment for Gaming Corps, but Alberta is the real statement here. Going live with bet365 from day one reflects the work our teams have put into certification, onboarding and ensuring we can move quickly and confidently with major operator partners.”

Greensmith added that fielding more than 50 titles at launch gives bet365 a single content partner spanning acquisition, engagement and retention mechanics across player segments.

Richard Graham, Associate VP of Gaming at bet365, said:

“Gaming Corps has become a valuable content partner, combining recognisable game identities with formats that add variety across our casino offering. We are pleased to extend the partnership into Spain, Ontario and Alberta, with the Alberta launch particularly important as part of our day-one commitment to the market.”

A packed launch week

Alberta’s market opened with 22 operator platforms live from roughly 50 registered operators, ending the government-run Play Alberta monopoly on private iGaming.

The Alberta iGaming Corporation handles commercial agreements with operators and suppliers, with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission holding regulatory oversight, a split structure modelled on Ontario’s.

bet365 paired its own Alberta entry with a multi-year sponsorship naming it an official sports betting and casino partner of the Canadian Football League through the 113th Grey Cup in Calgary on November 15.

Content suppliers arrived in force alongside it. Peter & Sons launched its full slot catalog in the same window, its second Canadian entry after an Ontario debut in March, while Pragmatic Play certified its slots and live casino portfolio for day one.

Under Alberta’s revenue framework, operators retain roughly 80% of net gaming revenue, with 2% directed to First Nations funding and 1% to responsible gambling programs.

That split, and Alberta’s lower headline tax rate versus several regulated US states, is part of what has pulled such a wide operator and supplier field into a single launch date.

For a studio the size of Gaming Corps, certification speed is becoming as much a competitive lever as game design. Landing on an operator’s day-one build, rather than a post-launch content update, determines shelf position for months.