OLG to offer online gambling by end of 2013

15 Apr 2013

ONTARIO -- The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. will begin offering online gambling later this year, CBC reported.

The OLG has selected UK-based Spielo G2 as the vendor to provide the online program, the report said.

The OLG estimates introducing its online gaming program could see $375 million to provincial coffers over five years, according to the CBC News report.

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	OLG to offer online gambling by end of 2013 15 Apr 2013 ONTARIO -- The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. will begin offering online gambling later this year, CBC reported. The OLG has selected UK-based Spielo G2 as the vendor to provide the online program, the report said. The OLG estimates introducing its online gaming program could see $375 million to provincial coffers over five years, according to the CBC News report.

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