Gaming Corps Launches 50+ Titles with bet365 in Alberta

Gaming Corps Launches 50+ Titles with bet365 in Alberta

Gaming Corps went live with bet365 in Alberta on the first day of the province’s regulated iGaming market, which opened on 13 July 2026, with more than 50 titles ready for launch. The supplier also expanded its existing relationship with the operator across Spain and Ontario.

The Alberta day-one launch covers slots, table games, Plinko, mine games and Gaming Corps’ Instant Blitz format. As part of the wider partnership across Spain, Ontario and Alberta, the supplier will also bring its football collection, led by Penalty Champion: Goals to Glory, along with its 3 Pigs series: 3 Pigs of Olympus, its sequel 3 Pigs of Olympus 2: Rise of the DemiHog, and 3 Pigs of the Caribbean.

Gaming Corps entered the market as part of the first group of studios fully certified and ready to supply content when Alberta’s regulated market opened.

The certification allowed Gaming Corps to support bet365’s entry into the province. Bet365 separately confirmed it began to offer sportsbook and casino products in Alberta on 13 July.

Low-RTP Blackjack Joins bet365 Rollout

The expanded agreement also includes Gaming Corps’ low-RTP blackjack titles. The games carry a stated return-to-player rate of 93.57%, which gives operators an estimated hold of about 6%.

Gaming Corps has positioned the format as a higher-margin table game option, supported by side bets and operator branding controls. For bet365, the structure offers another tool to balance casino margin against player retention across regulated markets.

Graham Greensmith, chief commercial officer at Gaming Corps, said the Alberta launch reflected the supplier’s work on certification and onboarding with major operators.

He added that the portfolio’s range allows Gaming Corps to supply several casino formats through one commercial relationship, and he pointed to Spain and Ontario as important regulated markets for the company’s growth.

Richard Graham, associate vice-president of gaming at bet365, said the supplier had added recognisable game brands and additional formats to the operator’s casino offering. He said the expansion across three territories reflected the progress of the companies’ relationship.

💡TGJ Take

Alberta’s opening gives Gaming Corps a reason to deepen an existing operator relationship rather than treat the province as a standalone launch. For suppliers, that is the more valuable part of the deal: one integration now supports distribution across Alberta, Ontario and Spain. The 50-title launch also gives bet365 immediate content depth without the need to add multiple new vendors. By contrast, the low-RTP blackjack range may appeal to operators focused on casino margin, though a 93.57% RTP could face closer scrutiny from regulators and players alike.

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