Every Kobow Lotto engagement starts with a dossier — audited digital flows, cohort decomposition, bilingual compression tests, regulatory timelines and inter-provincial share drift. We publish the ones we can, because the Crowns that run modern lotteries already know most of it, and the ones that don't should.
PT: Toda operação da Kobow Lotto começa com um dossier — fluxos digitais auditados, decomposição de coortes, testes de compressão bilíngue, cronograma regulatório e deriva de market-share inter-provincial. Publicamos os que podemos; as Crowns que operam loterias modernas já sabem quase tudo, e as que não sabem, deveriam.
FY20 → FY24 national GGR drift, Ontario iGO cannibalisation thesis (FY22 CA$1.4B → FY24 CA$2.45B, +32.2% CAGR), age-cohort decomposition (18–24: 8.4% / 55+: 30.7%), bilingual compression failure modes at Loto-Québec, digital audit scorecard per Crown, regulatory timeline for AB Q2 2026 / SK FY27 / Atlantic FY27-28, and the specific operating-model gap every incumbent supplier stack leaves unfilled.
Read the full dossier →Per-Crown dossiers: GGR, product mix, digital share, iCasino posture, bilingual exposure, Indigenous partnership landscape, retail network density, and the single largest operating-model gap each corporation carries into 2026.
Browse province briefs →Why the 18–24 cohort is 8.4% of Canadian lottery revenue but 34% of Ontario iGaming, and what that asymmetry says about which product categories a Crown can still own in 2030.
In progressA 42-point audit run against every public Crown lottery digital surface — load times, KYC friction, bilingual parity, dark-pattern exposure, WCAG AA compliance, and the single page every Crown should rebuild first.
In progressFrench compresses to 60–72% of English character count in regulated lottery copy. What breaks when a creative team assumes parity: truncation, wrap, legal-copy drift, and the bilingual compression rule every bilingual Crown enforces — often inconsistently.
In progressCalendar of the open-iGaming moves that will restructure North American Crown lottery share: Alberta Q2 2026, Saskatchewan FY27, Atlantic FY27–28, and the second-order effects on WCLC and ALC consortia.
In progressHow First Nations gaming commission frameworks reshape the product roadmap of a Crown lottery: revenue share, sovereign-gaming overlap, and why the Ontario model doesn't transplant to the prairies or the Atlantic.
In progressThe hybrid paper-to-point-of-sale-digital bridge that every Crown lottery needs to defend the retail channel without cannibalising it. Field data from ND / OH pull-tab cabinets, MN iPad-style terminals, and BCLC hybrid claim flows.
In progressEvery figure you see in a Kobow dossier is traced to a public filing, regulator dataset, or published Crown-lottery annual report. No modelled numbers dressed as facts.
Every digital audit is the result of our team running the actual flow end-to-end — registering, depositing, claiming, switching language, testing accessibility — on the real production surface.
The Canadian lottery market grew 2.0% CAGR FY20–FY24. The 18–24 cohort at Loto-Québec grew –3.4%. The OLG iGaming 25–34 cohort grew +41%. Cohort decomposition is where the operating strategy actually lives.