Industry Shock: Nic Sulsky's Daring Move from PointsBet to Curling Stardom!

In a groundbreaking shift, Nic Sulsky, a trailblazer in Ontario's gambling sector, is now set to lead the new owners of the Grand Slam of Curling, a move that promises to reshape the future of the sport.

As breaking news this morning revealed, one of the initial executives recruited in Ontario's regulated sports betting and igaming industry is transitioning to spearhead the ownership of the Grand Slam of Curling.

Nic Sulsky, the chief commercial officer of PointsBet Canada, is stepping into the role of co-leader at The Curling Group. The group is set to acquire the prestigious curling series from Sportsnet by the conclusion of the 2023-24 season.

Sulsky's departure from PointsBet marks a significant move in the industry, given his pivotal role in establishing the company's presence in Canada.

Under his leadership, PointsBet secured partnerships with prominent sports organizations, including Curling Canada and Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment.

Sulsky expressed gratitude for his time at PointsBet, acknowledging the company's growth and success during his tenure.

As Sulsky embarks on this new journey with The Curling Group, he anticipates exciting opportunities ahead and remains thankful for the support of his colleagues at PointsBet.

His departure, scheduled for June 30, signals a new chapter in his career focused on shaping the future of curling.

PointsBet CEO Scott Vanderwel praised Sulsky's contributions to the company's commercial success and emphasized PointsBet's continued commitment to the Canadian market despite Sulsky's departure.