The affiliate has entered partnerships with Monkey Tilt, Spinmama, Oscarspin, Cazeus and BigClash, effective from 1 September 2025.
Managed by SEOBROTHERS and registered in Cyprus, CasinoCanada already works with Magius, MadCasino, CrownGreen, IRWIN, CasinoLab and Dreamplay. The new collaborations aim to increase website traffic, strengthen brand visibility in search results and support the acquisition of new user registrations.
Sandra Gantimurova, PR manager at SEOBROTHERS, said the team “is glad to welcome the new partners on board”. She added that the partnerships will allow the affiliate “to introduce Canadians to the most recent and relevant offerings from trusted brands”. The featured content centres on games and bonus selection, with each partner presented in detail to showcase product value.
“The efforts of all teams are aligned to deliver measurable results in traffic growth and brand awareness. We plan to achieve these benchmarks by implementing an analytics-based content strategy,” Gantimurova added.
Monkey Tilt is a crypto user-focused platform licensed by the Tobique Gaming Commission. It offers blockchain payments and features 3,000 games, including titles from providers such as Pragmatic Play as well as original in-house content.
Owned by Curacao-licensed Tendersoft B.V., Spinmama and Oscarspin provide 24/7 support in English and French. Launched in 2025, Spinmama offers a comprehensive bonus programme and a varied 6,000-game library for both first-time and existing users, while Oscarspin features gamified promotions including daily missions and loyalty coin rewards.
Cazeus, established in 2024, operates under a Costa Rica Gaming licence and hosts a 7,500-game library covering slots, live dealer experiences, table games and crash titles.
Licensed by Anjouan Gaming, BigClash is a VIP-focused brand with a five level loyalty programme. It features 7,500 games and a bonus programme tailored to new, returning, VIP and live players.
Currently, Ontario is the only regulated iGaming market in Canada, though experts suggest other provinces are likely to follow in time.