Play’n GO Exploring Potential Sale, NEXT.io Reports
Play’n GO is reportedly considering a sale to a major regulated gaming business, with Aristocrat, Genting and Light & Wonder named as potential buyers.
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Game provider Octoplay entered Alberta's regulated market by launching simultaneously with seven major operators, its largest single-market debut to date.

Game provider Octoplay has begun supplying its casino games to operators in Alberta, according to a report by iGaming Future. On the day the regulated market opened, the company signed agreements with seven brands: BetMGM, FanDuel, DraftKings, Betty, Rush Street Interactive, PENN, and bet365.
This marks Octoplay's largest simultaneous launch in a new market, and Alberta becomes the company's 20th regulated jurisdiction worldwide. Octoplay received a conditional license in the province in June 2025. The provider had previously entered the Ontario market as well.
Play’n GO is reportedly considering a sale to a major regulated gaming business, with Aristocrat, Genting and Light & Wonder named as potential buyers.
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