- Licence AGCO OPIG1236392
- Payments Interac · Visa · MC · Apple Pay
- Min Deposit $10
- Withdrawal 1–3 business days (Interac)
- 🏆 Official Partner: Maple Leafs & Raptors
- 🎰 Nearly 3 decades of operation
- 🍁 AGCO Licensed (Legal in Ontario)
All five casinos we review in Ontario have mobile apps available on Google Play and the App Store. All of their websites are also on the list provided by iGaming Ontario. Here is how they compare when it comes to payouts.
| Casino | Operator and AGCO registration | Fastest stated payout | Holds before you're paid | Min. withdrawal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JackpotCity Ontario | Cadtree Limited, AGCO OPIG1236392 | Visa 1-24 hours (payments page) | Its terms (April 2026) list a 24-hour pending period and no weekend processing | See review |
| Spin Casino Ontario | Cadtree Limited, AGCO OPIG1237906 | Visa 1-24 hours; Interac and card payouts "often paid instantly" (help centre) | Its terms (April 2026) list a 24-hour pending period and no weekend processing | $50 |
| Betway Ontario | Cadway Limited; no AGCO number published | Interac within 30 minutes of accepting with auto-accept, once paid (help centre) | A pending period of up to 72 hours first (terms, August 2026) | $10 |
| BetMGM Ontario | BetMGM Canada Inc.; no AGCO number published | Interac, PayPal and Visa debit within 24 hours, after the review | An internal review of up to 3-5 days first | See review |
| LeoVegas Ontario | Tigergen Limited, AGCO OPIG1337312 | Aims to process within 24 hours (terms) | Processed within 5 working days; Interac eCashout can take up to 5 working days to arrive | Interac $20, bank transfer $75 |
The full details, with sources and dates, are in each review: JackpotCity Ontario, Spin Casino Ontario, Betway Ontario, BetMGM Ontario and LeoVegas Ontario. For payout times across every casino we review, see our fast withdrawal casinos.
Yes. As of April 4, 2022, the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) began licensing private online gaming operators. The same applies for the operators in Alberta, which also launched its regulated online gaming market in July 2026. Other provinces rely on their provincial lotteries for iGaming.
| Factor | Ontario (AGCO Licensed) | Rest of Canada (International Casinos) |
|---|---|---|
| Legal Status | Fully legal under provincial law | Legal gray area – not prohibited but not regulated |
| Licensing Authority | AGCO (Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario) | MGA or Curaçao (offshore), or Kahnawake (Quebec) |
| Player Fund Protection | Segregated accounts required by law | Depends on the regulator (the MGA requires it) |
| Dispute Resolution | Complain to the casino, then iGaming Ontario if unresolved | Contact the casino's regulator (slower, less enforcement) |
| Age & Location | 19+ and physically in Ontario | 19+ (18+ in AB, MB, QC); rules vary by province |
| Self-Exclusion | BetGuard central program – excludes you from every regulated Ontario site | Per-casino only – must exclude from each site individually |
| Marketing Restrictions | Strict advertising rules (nothing aimed at minors, no athletes in ads, no publicly advertised bonuses) | Varies by casino's home jurisdiction |
International casinos aren’t allowed to operate in Ontario and aren’t allowed to take local clients, though some still allow Ontario residents. The list of regulated sites is published by iGaming Ontario and includes 84 sites operated by 49 companies, as of September 1, 2026.
The casinos are subject to a lengthy and detailed review process prior to issuance of their license by the AGCO. A key provision of the review process relates to protection of players.
Funds from player deposits cannot be commingled with the operating funds of the casino. This protects players in case the casino goes insolvent.
All games are tested by 3rd party laboratories to ensure RTP are in line with what the casino publishes.
There are a number of limits, including loss limits, deposit limits and time limits. BetGuard, a central self-exclusion service operated by iGaming Ontario, allows the public to exclude themselves from all casinos in the regulated market.
All casinos are required to report large payouts (CAD$10,000 or more) to FINTRAC. Recreational gambling is not taxed in Canada.
Complain to the casino first: operators are obligated to have an official complaints process (BetMGM Ontario has a process to resolve complaints within 90 days). If you remain dissatisfied, you can reach out to iGaming Ontario. While the AGCO can prohibit, suspend or fine an operator for not complying with the rules, they cannot recover your money.
Identity and age verification is done during account registration and prior to allowing you to play. You must be 19 years and above and located in Ontario.
The AGCO has some of the strictest regulations to protect gamblers in Canada.
Trade-offs, such as a reduced variety of promotional offers, are made in order to provide additional customer protections.
Bonuses work differently in Ontario. The AGCO has rules which prohibit the public advertising of bonuses. As a result, Ontario casinos are prohibited from publicly advertising bonuses. If you are presented with an offer, read the T&Cs to understand what you’re agreeing to. We do not list bonuses offered by Ontario casinos.
A trade-off has been made for your financial protection, as the AGCO is a local regulator.
It may take a little longer to play at Ontario casinos, as verification is required before you bet.
It is advised that you access casino sites directly through their trusted sources to avoid phishing scams.
To ensure you are playing at an AGCO regulated and licensed casino, check the web address and look for a dedicated Ontario address (i.e. BetMGM Ontario’s address is on.betmgm.ca). Fake sites will attempt to deceive you by using addresses that are very similar to the legitimate site. The best way to ensure you have the right web address, is to type it in, or use a bookmark.
Registered Ontario sites on their pages say that they're licensed by AGCO and work under an agreement with iGaming Ontario. Some show a registration number (Jackpot City Ontario: OPIG1236392) and BetMGM Ontario and Betway Ontario don't show any, so check operator name on iGaming Ontario's website.
Addresses of legitimate websites begin with the secure hypertext transfer protocol (https://) and display a padlock. The padlock and secure hypertext transfer protocol does not guarantee a website is legitimate, and other checks should be performed as well.
You can verify a casino website by visiting igamingontario.ca and verifying the casino is on the operator list. If the website is not on the operator list, the casino website is not regulated for the Ontario market.
If you have reason to believe that a casino website is illegal, do not provide them with any financial information, and contact AGCO or iGaming Ontario with evidence (screenshots) of the illegal website.
All the operators should have a formal process to resolve complaints. For example, BetMGM says they take up to 90 days to resolve the complaints. Betway terms also say eCOGRA is the next step after them and iGaming Ontario.
If the complaint is still not resolved, contact iGaming Ontario at 1-833-554-4263 or igaming@igamingontario.ca, with the site’s name, your player ID and complaint reference ID. Keep all emails and screenshots as proofs.
In Ontario, there are two levels of self-exclusion. The first is the casino-specific program, and the second is BetGuard, which is offered by iGaming Ontario. Through BetGuard, you can temporarily self-exclude from legal online gambling in the province for periods of 6 months, 1 year, or 5 years. You can also set a custom duration. Individuals aged 19+ are eligible to apply for BetGuard. After you submit an application, you can extend the exclusion duration, but you are not allowed to shorten it.
At casinos licensed by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO). In April 2022, the AGCO permitted online casinos to operate within Ontario. All customers must be 19 years of age and located in Ontario to place bets.
It is not a good idea. Ontario's laws and regulations do not prohibit players from accessing unregulated off-shore online casinos, and most prohibit players located within Ontario. Also, if players experience any issues with unregulated online casinos, they will not be protected like players of regulated online casinos. It is in the player's best interest to only use casinos that are regulated by the AGCO.
By using geolocation software. BetMGM uses GeoComply and Geoguard. These software check the location of players and bets using various means including players' cellular networks and Wi-Fi. Using a VPN or remote desktop can misrepresent the player's location. Additionally, using a VPN to hide the player's location is considered advantage play, and the terms of the casino state the player is ineligible to receive any promotions.
AGCO rules state that casino operators cannot publicly advertise bonuses. This means that casinos are unable to publicly share promotional offers. Offers can only be shared on the casino's own site or to players who have expressed interest in receiving the promotional emails. Thoroughly read a promotional offer's terms and conditions to understand the exact provisions of the offer before agreeing to the terms.
Complain to the casino first. We have outlined how to do this in the Complaints section above. You can then complain to iGaming Ontario if you are not satisfied with the outcome.
No. Winning at the casino does not create a tax liability. Windfalls are not considered taxable income by the CRA. Large winnings do need to be reported to FINTRAC for anti-money-laundering purposes, but that is not a tax document.
AGCO is the provincial regulator. iGaming Ontario is an agency of the Government of Ontario. iGaming Ontario accepts complaints from players who have not been satisfied by casinos and operate the BetGuard service.
BetGuard is iGaming Ontario’s central self exclusion service. It is free to use and self-excludes a player from all online casinos operating in Ontario. Exclusion periods are for 6 months, 1 year, 5 years or custom. Exclusion periods can be extended, but not shortened or removed. Self-exclusion from individual casinos is also available.
Yes. The iGaming Ontario website has a list of 84 online gambling websites operated by 49 different companies. We take a look at Betway Ontario, LeoVegas Ontario and BetMGM Ontario, JackpotCity and Spin Casino. You can find the full list at igamingontario.ca.
Casino facts on this page come from our reviews, which list the casino pages they're based on. The rules and programs come from: