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Canada
Every province and territory decides for itself. Ontario and Alberta license private operators; everywhere else the legal online option is the provincial lottery corporation. Start with your province, then the rules on taxes, age, ads and getting help.
OntarioIs it legal in Canada? →Ontario operator lookup →Alberta operators →Ontario revenue data →RSS
- Private operators licensed in
- Ontario, Alberta
- Minimum age
- 18 (AB, MB, QC) · 19 elsewhere
- Territories
- Online lottery only
The law3
Is this site licensed?5
Operator lookup
Ontario licensed igaming operators
Licence lookup
Which Gambling Sites Are Legal in Ontario?
Legal status
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Guide
Are DraftKings and FanDuel Legal in Canada?
Legal status
Is Stake Legal in Canada? Ontario & Alberta
Alberta’s new market5
Explainer
Alberta iGaming: How the New Market Works
Alberta register
Which Gambling Sites Are Legal in Alberta?
Operator lookup
Alberta registered igaming operators
Launch tracker
Alberta igaming launch tracker
Player safety
Is PlayAlberta Safe and Legit?
Age, ads & new products3
Winnings & taxes4
Getting help3
Help & support
Problem Gambling Help Lines by Province
Player safety
How to Self-Exclude From Gambling in Canada
Player safety
How to Block Gambling Payments at Your Bank
Revenue
Ontario online gaming revenue, August 2026: C$396.3M
C$396.3M of gaming revenue (NAGGR) in August 2026 on C$9,740M of cash wagers, +18.4% year on year (our calculation); casino C$336.3M. Figures in Canadian dollars.
Revenue
Ontario online gaming revenue, July 2026: C$413.6M
C$413.6M of gaming revenue (NAGGR) in July 2026 on C$9,884M of cash wagers, +32.9% year on year (our calculation); casino C$330.4M. Figures in Canadian dollars.
Revenue
Ontario online gaming revenue, June 2026: C$400.6M
C$400.6M of gaming revenue (NAGGR) in June 2026 on C$9,458M of cash wagers, +30.6% year on year (our calculation); casino C$316.8M. Figures in Canadian dollars.
