Ontario online casino and sports betting revenue
The short answer
Ontario’s regulated online gambling market generated C$396.3M in gross revenue from online casino, sports betting and online poker in August 2026, up 18.4% from August 2025, according to the iGaming Ontario (iGO).
Data through August 2026Updated Monthly, when the regulator publishes
C$336.3M
Online casino, Aug 2026
−17.6%
Online poker YoY
Source: iGaming Ontario (iGO). Year-on-year changes calculated by us from the regulator’s figures.
Monthly cash wagers and gaming revenue (NAGGR) for Ontario's regulated igaming market, in Canadian dollars, for online casino, betting and peer-to-peer poker, as published by iGaming Ontario, the AGCO subsidiary that operates the market. Ontario publishes no tax figures because operators pay a revenue share under operating agreements.
Revenue by product, monthly
CAD · gross · last 24 months
- Online casino
- Sports betting
- Online poker
- Aug 2026 (in colour) / Aug 2025
CAD, nominal. Source: iGaming Ontario (iGO). Column height = our sum of the products shown. Hover or tap a column for its breakdown.
Monthly figures
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| Period | Casino | Sports handle | Sports betting | Poker | Total | YoY | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 2026 | C$336.3M | C$843.0M | C$54.4M | C$5.6M | C$396.3M | +18.4% | XLSX ↗ |
| July 2026 | C$330.4M | C$992.0M | C$77.8M | C$5.3M | C$413.6M | +32.9% | XLSX ↗ |
| June 2026 | C$316.8M | C$1.03B | C$78.6M | C$5.2M | C$400.6M | +30.6% | XLSX ↗ |
| May 2026 | C$326.4M | C$972.0M | C$81.3M | C$5.4M | C$413.1M | +22.2% | XLSX ↗ |
| April 2026 | C$314.1M | C$1.05B | C$86.0M | C$5.3M | C$405.4M | +29.4% | XLSX ↗ |
| March 2026 | C$318.5M | C$1.08B | C$61.6M | C$6.9M | C$387.0M | +30.7% | XLSX ↗ |
| February 2026 | C$275.7M | C$946.0M | C$61.3M | C$5.4M | C$342.4M | +22.2% | XLSX ↗ |
| January 2026 | C$310.0M | C$1.18B | C$86.7M | C$5.9M | C$402.6M | +22.5% | XLSX ↗ |
| December 2025 | C$320.7M | C$1.09B | C$99.1M | C$5.8M | C$425.6M | +57.7% | XLSX ↗ |
| November 2025 | C$297.9M | C$1.25B | C$102.0M | C$6.3M | C$406.2M | +39.3% | XLSX ↗ |
| October 2025 | C$304.2M | C$1.23B | C$58.4M | C$5.6M | C$368.2M | +38.4% | XLSX ↗ |
| September 2025 | C$277.8M | C$1.06B | C$46.9M | C$5.1M | C$329.8M | +20.2% | XLSX ↗ |
| August 2025 | C$267.8M | C$765.0M | C$60.2M | C$6.8M | C$334.8M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| July 2025 | C$252.4M | C$688.0M | C$52.7M | C$5.9M | C$311.1M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| June 2025 | C$243.0M | C$768.0M | C$58.5M | C$5.4M | C$306.8M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| May 2025 | C$259.8M | C$972.0M | C$71.9M | C$6.3M | C$338.0M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| April 2025 | C$242.8M | C$1.07B | C$64.6M | C$5.9M | C$313.3M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| March 2025 | C$241.7M | C$1.19B | C$47.7M | C$6.7M | C$296.1M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| February 2025 | C$214.0M | C$931.0M | C$61.6M | C$4.8M | C$280.3M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| January 2025 | C$231.0M | C$1.18B | C$92.0M | C$5.6M | C$328.6M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| December 2024 | C$224.6M | C$1.13B | C$39.6M | C$5.6M | C$269.8M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| November 2024 | C$207.6M | C$1.19B | C$78.9M | C$5.1M | C$291.6M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| October 2024 | C$212.4M | C$1.06B | C$48.4M | C$5.3M | C$266.0M | — | XLSX ↗ |
| September 2024 | C$196.7M | C$881.0M | C$71.9M | C$5.9M | C$274.4M | — | XLSX ↗ |
“Gross” and “net” follow iGaming Ontario (iGO) definitions (see methodology). — = not reported. Full precision in the CSV.
Methodology
Every figure is copied from iGaming Ontario's 'Monthly Market Performance Data Tables' workbook (tab '(Data) Monthly Stats' for totals, '(Data) Product Monthly Stats' for casino, betting and P2P poker); the latest edition, with August 2026 data, was published 2026-09-23 (data extracted 2026-09-21). iGO publishes in CAD millions — wagers rounded to C$1M, revenue to C$0.1M; we converted to whole Canadian dollars by multiplying by 1,000,000 (no other arithmetic), so trailing zeros reflect iGO's rounding, not extra precision. Totals are iGO's printed totals, not our sums; because of rounding, products can differ from the total by C$1M (August 2026 products sum to C$9,741M against a printed C$9,740M). iGO stopped publishing quarterly reports after FY2024-25 Q3 (Oct–Dec 2024); since its 2025-01-22 release it publishes this single monthly workbook instead, so this page is monthly only. The last quarterly releases reported: FY2024-25 Q1 (Apr–Jun 2024) C$18.4B wagers / C$726M revenue, 50 operators and 80 gaming websites; Q2 (Jul–Sep 2024) C$18.7B / C$738M, 51 operators, 83 websites; Q3 (Oct–Dec 2024) C$22.7B / C$825.8M, 50 operators, 83 websites — iGO's current workbook puts Oct–Dec 2024 revenue at C$827.4M, a later revision. Fiscal year 2024-25 (Apr 2024–Mar 2025): C$82.7B wagers, C$3.2B revenue, 49 operators offering 84 gaming sites. iGO has published no exact FY2025-26 totals (only 'more than $4.2 billion' revenue from 'over $103 billion' wagers, both in Canadian dollars), so none are shown. Any quarterly sum of the monthly rows is our arithmetic, not an iGO figure. Casino wagers are exactly C$8,776M in both July and August 2026 in both the July and August workbook editions; we report them as published and have not had this confirmed by iGO. Operator and website counts are not published monthly. The data excludes OLG's own igaming and horse-racing wagering. All figures are unaudited. Amounts are in CAD and are not comparable one-to-one with US state figures, which are in USD and use different revenue definitions.
Definitions
- Handle
- Cash wagers: excludes promotional/bonus wagers.
- Gross revenue
- Non-Adjusted Gross Gaming Revenue (NAGGR): cash wagers, including rake, tournament and other fees, minus player winnings from cash wagers. Before operating costs; no promotional deduction is applied.
- Net revenue
- Not reported. iGO publishes no promotion-adjusted or taxable revenue figure.
- Tax
- Not reported. Ontario operators pay a revenue share under operating agreements with iGO rather than a published gaming tax.
- Sports
- iGO's 'Betting' category: sports, esports, proposition/novelty and exchange betting, so not sports-only.
- Casino
- Slots, live and computer table games, and peer-to-peer bingo.
- Poker
- Peer-to-peer poker.
- Active player accounts
- Accounts, not unique people: one person can hold accounts with several operators.
Figures are nominal and not adjusted for inflation. Regulators sometimes restate prior months; restated rows are footnoted. Spotted an error? Email corrections@igamifynews.com.