PointsBet will be able to enter the fiercely competitive Ontario markets more confidently as a result of the imminent partnership with Strive Gaming, which will be an enormous relief. This pertains to the domain of online gaming. To clarify, Strive Gaming is headquartered in Canada, while PointsBet Canada, an affiliate of PointsBet Group, is headquartered in Australia.
Sam Swanell, chief executive officer of PointsBet Group, asserts that the forthcoming partnership with Strive Gaming will expand and improve online casino content. Consequently, this will result in increased subscribers and the capacity to maintain their viewership alongside potential revenue streams. In his opinion, it will be an unequivocal win-win situation for all parties involved.
Ontario is renowned for its remarkable achievements in the realm of online casinos. The third quarter results for fiscal year 23-24, which iGaming Ontario disclosed in January, duly validated the statement. Computer-oriented table games, peer-to-peer bingo, casino games, and slots generated nearly CAD 13.7 billion (79% of the total betting amount) and CAD 471 million (71% of gambling revenue).
Earlier this week, PointsBet Canada also disclosed its fiscal data for the initial six months of 2024. The report encompassed the Ontario division’s total revenue of AUD 15.9 million (CAD 14 million, USD 10.3 million). This represents a 138% growth when compared to the preceding year.
The net profit generated from sports betting increased by 153% to AUD 6.3 million (CAD 5.8 million, USD 4.1 million), whereas it increased by 124% in igaming to AUD 9.5 million (USD 6.2 million, CAD 8.4 million). The business disclosed a net win marg
