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AGCO fines slots supplier $70,000 over Ontario auto-play breaches

By The Weekly Edge desk ·

Summary

AGCO imposed a $70,000 penalty on a registered slots supplier for prohibited auto-play in Ontario games, reported by iGaming Today. The regulator identified breaches of auto-play restrictions and ongoing testing requirements, and the affected games subsequently disabled the feature. The supplier can request a Licence Appeal Tribunal hearing within 15 days.

Why it matters

The penalty reinforces suppliers’ obligations to test and monitor games for compliance with Ontario’s ban on auto-play.

Read the original at iGaming Today

EntityBooming Games
TypeCompany
Entries4
Main marketsCanada, Malta
Enforcement & compliance2
Deals & M&A1
Fines recorded? 70,000; CAD 70,000
Latest11 Sep 2026
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