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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.

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Key takeaways

  1. 01Total NAGGR was C$400.6M, +30.6% on June 2025's C$306.8M (our calculation).
  2. 02Casino produced C$316.8M, betting C$78.6M and peer-to-peer poker C$5.2M.
  3. 03iGO counted 1,319 thousand active player accounts (accounts, not unique players), averaging C$304 of revenue each.

Ontario’s regulated online gaming market generated C$400.6M of gaming revenue in June 2026 on C$9,458M of cash wagers, according to iGaming Ontario’s monthly market performance data tables (XLSX). That is +30.6% against C$306.8M in June 2025 and −3.0% against C$413.1M in May 2026 (our calculation). The figures are from the edition of the workbook that iGO published on 2026-09-23, which covers every month since the market opened.

The numbers

Table 1June 2026 vs June 2025, as reported by iGO (C$ millions unless stated); YoY is our calculation
Metric (iGO term)Jun 2026Jun 2025YoY (our calculation)
Total cash wagers (C$M)9,4587,259+30.3%
Total gaming revenue, NAGGR (C$M)400.6306.8+30.6%
Casino NAGGR (C$M)316.8243.0+30.4%
Betting NAGGR (C$M)78.658.5+34.4%
P2P poker NAGGR (C$M)5.25.4−3.7%
Active player accounts (thousands)1,3191,013+30.2%
Avg. revenue per active account (C$)304303+0.3%

All money figures are in Canadian dollars, millions. iGO reports wagers to the nearest C$1M and revenue to C$0.1M. Gaming revenue is NAGGR (non-adjusted gross gaming revenue): cash wagers minus player winnings, before operating costs and with no deduction for promotions. Cash wagers exclude bonus wagers.

By product

Casino, which includes peer-to-peer bingo, produced C$316.8M of revenue on C$8,299M of wagers. iGO’s betting category, which covers sports, esports, novelty and exchange betting rather than sports alone, produced C$78.6M on C$1,033M. Peer-to-peer poker produced C$5.2M.

Players

iGO counted 1,319 thousand active player accounts, with average revenue per active account of C$304 for the month. These are accounts, not people: one player can hold accounts with several operators.

Ontario publishes no tax figures, because operators pay a revenue share under operating agreements rather than a published tax. The data excludes OLG’s own online gaming and horse-racing wagers, and all figures are unaudited. The full series is on our Ontario online gaming revenue data page.