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Operators in Canada
These listings cover Ontario only. Other Canadian provinces have different arrangements and this is not a Canada-wide availability list.
Sportsbook
bet365
- Coverage
- Ontario only
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
Listed by iGaming Ontario under Hillside (International Sports) ENC.
Sportsbook
Betano
- Coverage
- Ontario only
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
Listed under Kaizen Gaming Canada Inc; this is not a Canada-wide authorisation.
Sportsbook
BetMGM
- Coverage
- Ontario only
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
iGaming Ontario lists the sportsbook operated by BetMGM Canada Inc separately from its casino and poker products.
Sportsbook
BetRivers
- Coverage
- Ontario only
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
Listed under Rush Street Interactive Canada ULC; this is not a Canada-wide authorisation.
Sportsbook
FanDuel
- Coverage
- Ontario only
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
FanDuel Canada ULC’s Ontario sportsbook is listed separately from its other products.
Sportsbook
LeoVegas
- Coverage
- Ontario only
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
Listed under TigerGen Ltd; this is not a Canada-wide authorisation.
Sportsbook
Pinnacle
- Coverage
- Ontario only
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
Listed under Pinny (Ontario) Ltd; this is not a Canada-wide authorisation.
Sportsbook
PointsBet
- Coverage
- Ontario only
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
Listed under Pointsbet Canada Operations 1 Inc; this is not a Canada-wide authorisation.
Sportsbook
TonyBet
- Coverage
- Ontario only
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
Listed under Ligtip Ltd; this is not a Canada-wide authorisation.
About this directory. Selected market profiles, listed alphabetically, not a ranking or a complete register. Source review: . Licensing and availability can change; use the linked sources for the latest position.
No paid placements or affiliate tracking links appear in this directory. An operator disclosure is not independent licence verification. Local age, identity and location requirements apply.
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Links go directly to operator websites without referral codes. Inclusion does not confirm local licensing or availability. See the sourced operator directory above for local context.
Local betting landscape
Canada regulates gambling province by province. Ontario opened a licensed private market in April 2022 and Alberta followed in July 2026; every other province runs online gambling through its lottery corporation. Affiliates may operate in the open markets under strict no-inducement advertising rules.
Canada at a glance
- Status
- Decided by state or province
- Regulator
- Provincial regulators (AGCO and iGaming Ontario; AGLC in Alberta; provincial lottery corporations elsewhere)
- Statute
- Criminal Code s.207; provincial gaming Acts (Ontario's iGaming framework 2022, Alberta's iGaming Alberta Act 2025)
- Online sports betting
- Licensed private operators in Ontario (2022) and Alberta (2026); provincial monopoly elsewhere
- Online casino
- Same as betting
- Minimum age
- 19 in most provinces; 18 in Alberta, Quebec and Manitoba
- Tax on winnings
- No tax on recreational winnings
- Affiliate marketing
- Allowed
The Criminal Code leaves the conduct and management of gambling to the provinces. Two have opened licensed markets to private operators; the rest offer online gambling only through their own lottery corporations.
Ontario and Alberta
Ontario’s market, regulated by the AGCO with iGaming Ontario as conduct-and-manage entity, launched on 4 April 2022 and has dozens of licensed operators. Alberta’s market under the AGLC opened on 13 July 2026. Both publish registries of licensed operators. The operator directory above links to sources for the profiles covered by this guide.
Elsewhere
British Columbia, Quebec, the Atlantic provinces and the Prairies offer online betting and casino through provincial sites (PlayNow, Mise-o-jeu, ALC, PlayAlberta’s predecessor and so on). Offshore sites serving those provinces are unlicensed there.
Advertising and affiliates
Both open markets permit affiliate marketing but ban public advertising of inducements: no offers, free bets or sign-up rewards may be advertised to the public. Our Canadian coverage on TheBetSeeker explains these local requirements.
Tax
Recreational winnings are not taxed. Professional gambling income can be.