Wiz Slots, a leading online gaming platform, is excited to announce its official entry into the Canadian online casino gambling market. This marks another impressive milestone for the company as it continues to expand worldwide.
The Canadian online gambling market is expected to grow by 12.8% annually, drawing $4.5 billion by 2027. This growing demand for high-quality online gaming options has led to Wiz Slots’ entrance into the market.
“We believe the Canadian gaming market offers huge potential, and we are excited to extend our brand into this new market,” says David Winter, spokesperson for Wiz Slots. “Our goal is to provide Canadian gamers with unparalleled entertainment and a seamless gaming experience.”
Wiz Slots studied the Canadian market to understand the preferences and behaviors of local gamers. The company’s analysis concluded that localizing its platform to appeal to Canadian users was the best strategy.
Wiz Slots offers over 600 titles from top providers
Moreover, Wiz Slots is a Canadian online casino designed for devoted slot players, offering over 600 titles from top providers. Players can have fun with popular slots such as Book of Dead, Starburst, and Sugar Rush.
The online platform also features less popular slots, and it regularly updates its inventory with new releases. For high-stakes gamblers, Wiz Slots offers multiple progressive jackpots, including Divine Fortune, Hall of Gods, and Mega Moolah.
“Wiz Slots is the best place to play online slot games in Canada, whether you like basic games or Megaways slots. We invite you to a world where every spin is a new experience. Discover your new favourite among 2024’s finest slots,” the company announced on its website.
On April 4, 2022, Ontario became the first province to establish the first legal online gambling market in Canada. A citizen must be at least 19 years old to gamble in the province, according to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation. Eighteen is the legal age for bettors in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec.
Canadians have enjoyed legal sports betting since 1985, but single-game sports betting went into effect on Aug. 27, 2021. Before that date, parlay bets and pari-mutuel wagering were the only types of sports betting permitted. Ontario is Canada’s largest sports betting market.
