Alberta becomes the first Canadian province to pack Gaming Arts’ latest slot family, Pop’N Pays. AGLC (Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis) took the initiative and established the slot series in several casinos across Alberta.
Gaming Arts showed its delight regarding the development, thanking AGLC to install the slot series. The company also talked about Bet Rite, its Canadian distributor and representative, handling the service and sales support in Alberta and other provinces.
The Pop’N Pays series will become the first offerings in Alberta, and it is a massive feat for the province. The slot series will come with games like Sweet Spin, Big Top, and Pinatas Ole. The series is expected to be a great hit with free game prospects, progressives, and pop-up wins on offer.
The slot series is already live in six casinos across the province. Here are the casinos offering the slots:
- Cowboys Casino
- Century Mile Racetrack & Casino
- Grey Eagle Resort & Casino
- Deerfoot Inn and Casino
- Starlight Casino Edmonton
- River Cree Resort & Casino
Although the series offers multiple renowned games, it will add names like Dice Seeker, Casino Wizard, and Da Fa Ba shortly. Furthermore, gaming Arts ensures to make the games interesting by adding the option Rocket Rollup mystery feature, adding excitement to the user experience.
Mike Dreitzer, Gaming Art’s Chief Executive Officer, talked about the development. As per Mike, the company is delighted with ALC’s decision to integrate the slot games across the province. Gaming Arts considers this a milestone, and the team is humbled by AGLC’s confidence in the series. The company looks forward to working with AGLC and covering more regions across the nation.
Billy MacLellan, President of Bet Rite, also stated that the company is delighted to add AGLC as the first venture to introduce Pop’N Plays to Canada. The Bet Rite team is confident that the players will thoroughly enjoy the games for years.
Given the parties’ stature, the slot series will certainly make a great impression on the province.