Developer’s diverse games portfolio and Jackpot Royale progressive system to go live in market from April 4

Leading slot developer Blueprint Gaming is set to build further momentum across Canada after it received approval to supply games to multiple operators within the imminently regulating market province of Ontario.

Following approval from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), over 50 of Blueprint’s highly engaging games such as The Goonies and Sausage Party games to be based on Canada’s equivalent show Le Banquier.

Complementing the deployment of Blueprint’s successful titles is an updated version of Blueprint’s market-leading progressive jackpot system, Jackpot King. The update, rebranded as Jackpot Royale, has been modified to work with the specific requirements and liquidity of the various provinces within Canada. Its addition is key to Blueprint’s proposition in the province, with the progressive system proven to generate hugely attractive jackpot prizes and attract significant interest from within the online casino community.

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Jackpot Royale can be activated from any spin within Blueprint games that feature the functionality. Players enter the Wheel King game mode, where they have the opportunity to claim one of three progressive jackpots available.

The studio is developing a robust product roadmap to ensure operators will regularly receive fresh and relevant content to keep players entertained, including the use of innovative concepts and frequent updates to popular game families.

With Blueprint’s extensive portfolio already holding a strong foothold in Canada, the licence for the wider market of Ontario is set to showcase its content to a greater number of players. This will strengthen its already leading position in the region with players accustomed to Blueprint’s signature gameplay.

Jo Purvis, Director of Key Accounts and Marketing UK at Blueprint Gaming, said: “Ontario has the potential to become one of the biggest iGaming markets in North America, so being able to service the province from day one is a hugely important move for the company.

“Players in Canada already enjoy our style of games and we have strong expectations for the market. We’re looking forward to bringing our content to a much wider audience.”

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Leading slot developer Blueprint Gaming has integrated a range of its top-performing titles with prominent content aggregator Salsa Technology, a move that sees its exposure in Latin America significantly enhanced.

Salsa Technology’s operator network in the region will now have access to a range of Blueprint’s hugely successful, classic slot titles such as Wish Upon a Jackpot and King Kong Cash, alongside its fan-favourite library of Megaways games including Buffalo Rising and Diamond Mine.

Bringing a new level of online entertainment to over 35 operators in the LatAm region, the deal adds to Salsa Technology’s roster of more than 4,000 games from 60-plus suppliers. It also represents an ideal route to market for Blueprint, aligning with the supplier’s growth plans for this thriving territory.

The partnership maintains Blueprint’s momentum in regulated markets following its recent entry into the Netherlands and a string of agreements with leading operators, placing its high-quality content in front of an ever-growing audience of new players.

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Samuel Häggblom, Director of Key Accounts at Blueprint Gaming, said: “The LatAm region is accelerating at pace and having our games available through Salsa Technology is the perfect way to maximise our reach.

“Our titles consistently prove to resonate with players across multiple markets and we’re confident that such a strong offering is going to be extremely well-received by the region’s operators.”

Salsa Technology’s COO, Alberto Alfieri, said: “It’s vital for us to constantly introduce the absolute best in iGaming to our platform, which is why this deal with Blueprint is particularly welcoming.

“It adds great strength to our proposition and ensures that we are delivering on our promise to bring exceptional content to operators active across Latin America.”

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