France’s Online Gambling GGR Rises 11% to €1.45 Billion in H1 2026
World Cup betting helped lift France’s online gambling revenue as declines at FDJ United and PMU limited growth across the wider market to 0.5%.
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Game provider Endorphina has received registration from Alberta's gambling regulator, the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC), in the status of game content supplier.
The registry entry was recorded under the legal entity Endorphina Limited and remains valid until August 12, 2027. The status allows Endorphina to supply its own content to operators licensed within the Alberta market, formalizing its ability to work directly with the province's regulated gambling ecosystem.
The registration extends Endorphina's presence into another regulated North American jurisdiction, following a broader industry trend of content providers seeking individual licensing or registration status across Canada's province-by-province gambling framework rather than relying solely on operator partnerships. As provinces such as Alberta continue building out regulated online gambling markets, supplier registrations like this one indicate growing interest among established European and international game studios in establishing a direct regulatory footprint in Canada, positioning them to pursue additional operator partnerships in the market ahead of the registration's 2027 expiration.
World Cup betting helped lift France’s online gambling revenue as declines at FDJ United and PMU limited growth across the wider market to 0.5%.
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