St8, a game aggregator based in the Isle of Man, has been registered by Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) as an iGaming Services Supplier.
The company received conditional approval first, followed by formal registration. No registration number was published with the announcement.
The registration reflects St8’s role as an aggregator rather than a game studio. It connects operators to more than 200 game providers through a single API.
What the registration covers
- Aggregation services
- Bonus and promotional tools
- Reporting
- Compliance features
- Operational management
What St8 said
Eva Alšauskaite, head of legal at St8, described the registration as “another important step in St8’s international growth strategy”.
Why the category matters
Regulators in newly opening markets often register suppliers according to what they actually do. As an aggregator, St8 is registered for the services it provides to operators, such as content distribution and promotional tools, rather than as a developer of games.
For operators preparing to launch in Alberta, an aggregator with local registration can offer a route to a large catalogue through one integration. St8’s headline catalogue stands at around 19,000 games from 200 providers, although individual studios may need their own approvals before their content can be offered in the province.
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St8’s licences
St8 holds licences or registrations in several regulated markets:
UK Gambling Commission (067166-R-340918-001), Sweden (26Si120), Ontario through iGaming Ontario (GRSM1478934), Malta (RN/329/2024), Romania (L2234108Y001510) and the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission.
Its live markets include Ontario, Germany, the Isle of Man, Malta, Romania, Sweden and the United Kingdom. Alberta is set to become its second Canadian province.
The Alberta registration adds to a licence portfolio that already spans several European jurisdictions and Ontario, giving St8 coverage in both of Canada’s open provincial markets.
