Best Ontario Betting Sites in November 2026 | Top 11 Sportsbooks

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Ontario residents 19 and over can choose from a range of regulated online sportsbooks (BET99, ToonieBet, FanDuel, Hard Rock Bet, DAZN Bet, BetVictor, TonyBet). We've taken 11 of the province's top legal sportsbooks and compared their markets, mobile apps, banking options, and customer service. You must be physically in Ontario to place real-money bets, and you can check an operator's licensing status via the iGaming Ontario directory.

TL;DR

Legal Status:Online sports betting launched in Ontario on April 4, 2022.

Popular Licensed Platforms:BET99, ToonieBet, FanDuel, Hard Rock Bet, DAZN Bet, BetVictor and TonyBet are our top platforms. Always check iGaming Ontario's directory before registering.

Minimum Age:19 or older.

Regulator:The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), in addition to iGaming Ontario (iGO).

Taxes:Generally tax free, but we recommend contacting a tax professional.

When you're looking at an online sportsbook in Ontario, look at more than just the odds and markets on offer. Every bettor has different preferences, so we recommend reviewing legal sportsbooks based on factors like mobile app quality, banking options, responsible gambling tools, markets, and more. All of these factors can greatly affect your experience.

Top 11 Sportsbooks in Ontario

iGaming Ontario lists 49 total operators and 84 gaming websites aSeptember 1ber 1, 2026. Of its 34 sports betting sites, we ranked these 11 sportsbooks by usability, market depth, payments, support, and responsible gambling tools.

Sportsbook	Top Feature	Our Rating (/5)
#1: Sports Interaction	Canadian sports and a straightforward bet slip	4.8/5
#2: BET99	Hockey markets and English/French support	4.7/5
#3: BetVictor	Niche sports and long-standing bookmaking experience	4.7/5
#4: TonyBet	Major North American and international sports	4.6/5
#5: ToonieBet	Live markets and Canadian payment options	4.5/5
#6: DAZN Bet	Pre-game and live sports betting	4.4/5
#7: Hard Rock Bet	Player research tools and local support	4.3/5
#8: FanDuel	Same-game parlays and player props	4.2/5
#9: LeoVegas	Live betting markets	4.2/5
#10: Betinia	Plenty of soccer betting markets	4.2/5
#11: PowerPlay	Lots of hockey markets	4.1/5

All 11 are in iGaming Ontario's regulated market directory. Each will need to have AGCO registration and an operating agreement with iGO. Our ratings are editorial ratings, separate from the app store ratings.

Sports Interaction

Sports Interaction has operated since 1997 and is one of the operators in Ontario's regulated sports betting market. They offer wide-ranging sports coverage, with a strong focus on major leagues (NFL, NHL, NBA) as well as several niche sports (e.g., curling).

Bettors can place single bets or add multiple selections to a parlay. The Easy Parlay makes it easy to build parlays. In most cases, every selection in a parlay must win for the parlay to pay (settlement rules will vary by market).

Sports Interaction also has an enormous range of betting markets on the Canadian teams, which makes it very appealing to Ontario sports fans. It supports Interac e-Transfer, Instadebit, Visa, and Mastercard. Both deposits and withdrawals have a C$10 minimum, and withdrawals generally take 1 to 3 business days to clear.

Customer support is available 24/7 via live chat or by phone at 1-888-922-5575. The Android app has a 3.7/5 rating, with a small number of users reporting that it tends to freeze up at times during busy weekend betting periods.

Pros	Cons
✅ Canadian teams and leagues are easy to find	❌ Android app can lag during busy traffic periods
✅ The bet slip supports straight bets and parlays
✅ Easy Parlay interface significantly reduces bet placement time

BET99

BET99 Ontario allows you to access both sports betting and online casino games via a single account. The sportsbook has a very broad range of sports available (hockey, football, basketball, baseball, soccer, tennis, and combat sports), and you can place your bets either pre-game or in the live betting market as the game is taking place.

Minimum deposit at BET99 is C$20, and there are a number of ways to do this (Interac, credit and debit cards, PayPal, Trustly and MuchBetter). You can only withdraw using the same method you deposited with, and processing times will vary depending on the payment provider and the level of security checks required. There is no withdrawal fee from BET99, although there may be third-party fees.

Customer support is available in English and French, and BET99 also has a dedicated Ontario help center which covers banking, account management and a host of other common queries. On the mobile side, the BET99 app has a 4.1/5 rating on the Canadian Apple App Store as of the date of writing.

Find out more in our BET99 Ontario review .

Pros	Cons
✅ Bilingual support (English and French)	❌ Minimum deposit is $20.
✅ Several hockey markets are part of the official NHL partnership.	❌ The combined casino and sportsbook interface may distract sports-only bettors
✅ The AI chatbot can deal with the basic queries in under 30 seconds.

BetVictor

BetVictor received AGCO approval in September 2022 and thus is now a fully licensed operator in the province. It's a company with a long history of operation (dating back to 1946) and provides markets on over 30 sports, including the more niche ones such as Gaelic football and greyhound racing.

Minimum withdrawal at BetVictor Ontario is $10. Bettors with a balance between $1 and $10, however, can get in touch with customer support for assistance with their withdrawal. Withdrawals are typically processed via the original deposit method, though of course verification requirements and account terms may impact the process.

For customer support in Ontario, you can use the messaging facility on the BetVictor website. You can also get in touch with the support team via email at helpontario@betvictor.com .

Find out more in our BetVictor Ontario review .

Pros	Cons
✅ Customer service can assist with eligible withdrawals below C$10	❌ Android users give the app a lower 3.3/5 score
✅ Live betting covers events up to 12 hours in advance	❌ Zero phone support options exist for immediate escalations
✅ Apple App Store users rate the app an impressive 4.7/5

TonyBet

TonyBet has markets on the major sports including football, basketball, hockey, baseball, soccer, and tennis. You can place pre-game and live bets, and you'll have the live scores, stats, and up-to-date odds on screen throughout the event via the book.

Banking options are Interac, Visa, Mastercard, and bank transfer. The minimum deposit is C$10, so it's accessible to those who want to start off with a small amount. Withdrawals take 24 to 48 hours to process (though of course the actual time it takes for the funds to arrive will vary).

TonyBet offers 24/7 customer support via live chat and email. Live chat is the preferred method if you need a quick answer; email is an alternative if you have a more complex issue (e.g., account verification). The iOS app is currently rated 3.0/5 on the Apple App Store, and some users have reported that response times can be slow at times, especially on the weekend.

Pros	Cons
✅ Detailed stats and analysis section built into the betting interface.	❌ App navigation can be a bit slow during the peak Saturday betting periods.
✅ Amazing depth in the esports and international soccer markets.	❌ No dedicated toll-free number for direct contact.
✅ Customer support is available 24/7 via live chat.

ToonieBet

ToonieBet Ontario has pre-game and live betting markets on a wide range of sports including hockey, basketball, baseball, football, soccer, tennis and combat sports. You can place live bets during the course of an event on the ToonieBet Ontario platform, with the odds changing as the game progresses.

Minimum deposits differ by method. Interac, PayPal, and MuchBetter all require a minimum of C$10. Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, and Skrill all have a C$20 minimum. ToonieBet aims to process withdrawals within 24 hours, though the actual time it takes to get your funds will be dependent on account verification and the payment provider.

ToonieBet also has dedicated mobile apps for both iOS and Android. When we last looked at it, the Ontario iOS app was rated 4.4 out of 5 on the Apple App Store. The app features live odds, live stats, play-by-play, and a momentum tracker to help you keep up with the games as they unfold.

Find out more in our ToonieBet Ontario review .

Pros	Cons
✅ C$10 minimum deposits via Interac, PayPal, and MuchBetter.	Card, Apple Pay, and Skrill deposits all have a higher C$20 minimum.
✅ Live betting includes the stats and the play-by-play.	Mastercard and Apple Pay are not available as withdrawal options.
✅ Ontario iOS app at 4.4/5 when last checked.

DAZN Bet

DAZN Bet offers pre-game and live betting markets across a broad array of sports (hockey, football, basketball, baseball, soccer, golf, tennis and combat sports). The DAZN iOS app in Ontario carries the standard game lines, player props, Same Game Parlays, and early payouts on qualifying wagers.

Users can deposit and withdraw via a range of payment methods (Interac and credit cards). The app provides access to their betting and transaction history and includes a full suite of responsible gambling tools (deposit limits, loss limits, etc.).

The DAZN Bet app is currently rated 4.7/5 (based on 190 reviews) on the Canadian Apple App Store. That's a fairly good rating, but again doesn't necessarily mean that the app is technically sound or stable in any way.

Find out more in our DAZN Bet review .

Pros	Cons
✅ Player props and same game parlays are available in the Ontario app.	Early payout only applies to eligible selections.
✅ Sleek dark mode for optimal viewing on mobile.	The sportsbook and casino are on the same app, which may not be ideal for the bettor who just wants to bet on sports.
✅ Early payout feature protects the active accumulator from a late comeback.

Hard Rock Bet

Hard Rock Bet launched into the Ontario regulated sports betting market in July 2026 with a full range of sports (hockey, football, basketball, baseball, soccer, and more). The offering is very broad, with both pre-game and live betting available and a wide array of markets (player props, futures, Same Game Parlays, etc.).

The sportsbook has a Player Hub which contains the football research (injury reports, depth charts, weather, etc.). Hockey bettors can go for puck lines, game totals, and player props, and there is also the option of Same Game Parlays (where you can combine your eligible selections from the same game).

Ontario players can request withdrawals via Interac e-Transfer and have 24/7 access to customer support. Hard Rock Bet is available via desktop browsers as well as through the dedicated iOS and Android apps. The iOS app is currently 4.7/5 (433 reviews) in the Canadian Apple App Store.

Pros	Cons
✅ Player Hub now includes the research info for football bets.	❌ Shorter Ontario operating history than the sportsbooks established in 2022.
✅ Interac e-Transfer withdrawals available.	❌ Its Canadian iOS rating is based on a significantly smaller review pool than FanDuel's.
✅ Ontario-based customer support available 24/7.

FanDuel

FanDuel has markets on all the major North American sports (NHL, NFL, NBA, MLB, CFL) as well as soccer, tennis, and combat sports. They offer the standard markets (moneylines, spreads, totals, futures, and player props), with live betting and Same Game Parlays available as well.

Ontario bettors can take their winnings out via Interac, PayPal, online banking, and eligible payment cards. The FanDuel support guide states that PayPal withdrawals generally take 24 to 48 hours, whereas a standard Interac transfer will take 3 to 5 business days. Interac Autodeposit is typically the quickest option at 2 to 3 business days. The actual time it takes to process a withdrawal will, of course, vary depending on the method you choose and whether or not you need to go through an extra account verification.

FanDuel has merged its sportsbook and online casino into a single mobile app so that users can switch between the two without having to download two separate apps. The FanDuel Sportsbook and Casino app currently has a 4.8/5 rating (approximately 47k reviews) on the Canadian Apple App Store.

For more info, check out our FanDuel Ontario review .

Pros	Cons
✅ Same game parlays, player props, and live betting.	❌ Published Interac withdrawal estimates take several business days.
• Coverage includes the CFL and PWHL along with the major U.S. leagues.	Prepaid cards cannot take withdrawals in Canada.
✅ Interac and PayPal are withdrawal options.

Note: The app ratings are as listed in the Canadian App Store at the time of review and are subject to change. Some operators will have different apps available in different markets. Deposit limits will vary depending on the payment method, and withdrawals may take longer if further account verification or security checks are required.

LeoVegas

LeoVegas offers Plenty of sports betting markets, including the most popular in North America, such as the NHL, NFL, MLB, and CFL, as well as niche markets like handball, lacrosse, motorsports, and more. You can wager on all of these sports with markets like moneylines, point spreads, parlays, totals, props, and more.

For banking methods, you can use Visa, Interac, Mastercard, Apple Pay, bank transfers, and Google Pay. Withdrawals are processed within about 24 hours, and the minimum Interac withdrawal is $20. For deposits, the minimum is $10.

You can play LeoVegas Sportsbook and Casino on its mobile app. It has only 67 reviews and a 3/5-star rating. On the Google Play Store, it has a 4.2-star rating out of 5 and 6.36k reviews.

Pros	Cons
✅ Vast variety of banking methods, including Apple Pay and Google Pay	❌ The casino is the focus
✅ Plenty of sports markets available, including the NFL, NHL, MLB, and NBA	❌Solid, but not great odds; market average
✅ Live Betting available

Betinia

Betinia is new to Ontario, launching in August 2026, but it's off to a nice start with a user-friendly interface. Here, you can wager on top leagues such as the NFL, MLB, NHL, and NBA, plus golf, esports, curling, volleyball, and more.

You can deposit with Interac, debit card, credit card, Skrill, Skrill 1-Tap, and PayPal, and withdraw with Interac, PayPal, Skrill 1-Tap, and Skrill. Some customer reviews say deposits take a bit longer than they'd like, but the FAQ section says they can take up to five days.

There's a mobile app available. On the Apple App Store, it has 324 reviews and a 4.4-star rating, whereas we couldn't identify the Google Play Store App properly, and the link on the site to the Google Play Store was broken.

Pros	Cons
✅Same Game Parlay Golden Boosts	❌ Frequent complaints of slower withdrawals
✅Downloadable app on iOS	❌ Cannot confirm Google Play mobile app
✅ Live chat customer support available

PowerPlay

Click the banner to go to PowerPlay Ontario

PowerPlay offers many sports to wager on, including live betting. As the name suggests, PowerPlay puts a strong emphasis on hockey, so hockey fans and bettors will find plenty to wager on.

You can deposit with Interac, Visa, Mastercard, Paysafecard, Google Pay, and Apple Pay. For withdrawals, they offer Interac, MuchBetter, Visa, and Mastercard, and they claim to process them within 0-4 hours; funds could hit your account almost instantly, depending on the method you choose.

PowerPlay also has excellent live chat customer support, along with email and telephone.

As for betting markets, yes, there's plenty of hockey, but there are also niche markets like table tennis, badminton, and snooker, along with the North American staples like the NFL, MLB, and NBA.

Pros	Cons
✅ Great hockey coverage	❌ No live streaming
✅ Instant withdrawal options	❌ Only a few withdrawal methods
✅ Interac and PayPal are withdrawal options.

Sportsbook of the Week - PowerPlay

At PowerPlay, you'll find plenty of hockey markets available across the NHL and other international leagues. The platform also claims to pay out instantly or within 4 hours. I also used the live chat myself and had a great experience.

On top of that, yes, there are markets for all the top North American sports, including the NFL, MLB, and NBA.

How Do You Get Into Sports Betting in Ontario?

To get started with sports betting in Ontario, you'll need to select a licensed sportsbook, create an account, verify your identity, and then deposit funds. You must be at least 19 years of age and physically located in Ontario when you place your real money bets.

The registration and verification process will of course vary from operator to operator, but the general process is the same.

1. Choosing a Sportsbook

Start by comparing the Ontario sportsbooks on the basis of the sports and betting markets they offer, the payment methods they accept, the promotions they run, the customer support they provide, and the responsible gambling tools they have.

It's also worth checking whether they've got a mobile app, whether they offer live betting, and whether they have good odds on the sports you actually follow.

2. Signing Up and Confirming ID

To register, you'll need to give your full name, date of birth, address, and contact details.

Sportsbooks must verify your identity and confirm that you're at least 19 years old. You may be asked to upload an ID or submit additional documents such as proof of address. Verification times vary depending on the operator and whether further checks are required.

3. Depositing Funds

Once your account is all set up, you can go to the cashier to make a deposit. Most of the Ontario sportsbooks will take Interac and debit/credit cards; a few will also take e-wallets and other forms of payment.

Before you deposit, check the minimum deposit amount, any applicable fees, and the processing times. Those can vary between bookies and between payment methods.

4. Choosing a Bet Type

Ontario sportsbooks have a variety of ways to bet available to you, including moneylines, point spreads, totals, and parlays.

Moneyline bets are simply a bet on who's going to win the event. Point spreads apply a handicap to one of the teams. Totals are a bet on whether the combined score will be over or under a certain number.

Parlays are wagers that combine a number of selections into one, with all the legs having to win for the parlay to pay out. Many bookies will also allow you to switch between decimal, American, and fractional odds.

5. Making Bets

Once you've found a market you like, select the odds to add it to your bet slip. Enter your stake and the bookie will then show you your potential return prior to you clicking on the bet.

Double-check the event, selection, the odds, and the stake prior to submitting. This is especially important with live betting where the odds are going to be in a state of flux as the game progresses.

6. Withdrawing Winnings

When you're ready to cash out, just go to the cashier at the sportsbook and pick an available withdrawal method. Remember that some of the deposit methods may not be able to be used for withdrawals.

You may also be required to complete further identity verification prior to your withdrawal being approved.

Check the minimum withdrawal amount, any potential fees, and the estimated processing times. The sportsbook will need some time to look at your request, and your bank or payment provider will then take some time to get the funds to you.

Events to bet on this month

All sorts of sports events throughout November, including the World Series (Tampa Bay Rays v Milwaukee Brewers), key NFL regular season weeks, the NHL, and more.

Sport	November Focus
NFL	Regular-season weeks
CFL	Late regular-season games
MLB	Playoffs / World Series
MLS	Regular-season playoff races
NHL	Early regular-season games
NBA	Regular-season

How to choose a sports betting site

To find the best sports betting sites, you need to look at the features that are important to you. Market depth, payments, app performance, and responsible gambling controls are all things you should consider.

Range of leagues

Check the scheduled markets for the leagues you're following. A high sports count doesn't necessarily mean you're going to get deep props on every single event.

Compare the moneylines, the spreads, the totals, and the player props on the same game. That will show you the differences between the books.

Payment methods

Interac is a standard payment method at the Ontario sportsbooks. Pick a site that offers a method you're comfortable using for both your deposits and your withdrawals.

Confirm that the cashier supports deposits and withdrawals via your preferred method. Some deposit methods won't be able to receive payouts.

Review the minimums, fees, and processing estimates prior to funding an account. All amounts must be in Canadian dollars.

App stability

Test navigation during a busy sports window before placing a live bet. Focus on odds refreshes, suspended markets, and bet-slip updates.

Recent app reviews can identify recurring issues. Store ratings alone don't capture the full Ontario betting experience.

How We Rate Our Betting Sites

We assess the sportsbooks across five key areas: licensing, the range of betting markets, the user experience, the payment options, and the quality of customer support. Our reviews will also take into account the responsible gambling tools on offer and how clearly the operator explains the process of bet settlement.

App performance makes up 30% of the overall score and competitive odds 25%. We look at the markets available across the major leagues, the ease of use of the app, and whether the deposit and withdrawal details are clearly laid out. We also take a look at the app store ratings for context (though these don't form part of the actual score).

Security and customer service are key elements in our assessment. All sportsbooks must use 256-bit encryption to meet our minimum security requirements. To achieve full marks for customer service, live chat agents must respond within 3 minutes. We also require at least 4 deposit options for Canadian players, with at least one of those options having a minimum deposit of C$10 or less.

We apply the exact same testing process to every sportsbook, looking at the same markets and doing the same banking stuff. Our ratings are completely independent, so no sponsorships, advertising deals, or promotional partnerships in any way have a bearing on the final score.

We check licensing and regulatory details via iGaming Ontario and make a clear distinction between features that the operator has advertised and those that we have actually tested. The betting markets, payment options, app performance, and user ratings can all change, so our reviews are based on the information available to us at the time of the test.

Legal Sports Betting Explained

Bill C-218 received Royal Assent on June 29, 2021, and the criminal code provisions of the bill came into force on August 27, 2021. The bill allowed the provinces to conduct and administer single-event sports betting.

Legal online sports betting came to Ontario on April 4, 2022. The two key players in that space are the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and iGaming Ontario (iGO). AGCO licenses operators; iGO regulates them.

From 2024-25, the market generated over C$11B in betting wagers and over C$654M in betting revenue.

Sportsbook	Licensed by AGCO?	IGO Operating Agreement?
Sports Interaction	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
ToonieBet	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
FanDuel	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Hard Rock Bet	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
DAZN Bet	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
BET99	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
BetVictor	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
TonyBet	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
LeoVegas	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
888sport	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
bet365	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Betano	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Betinia	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
BetNova	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
BetRivers	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Betway	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
bwin	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Caesars	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
ComeOn	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
DraftKings	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Monopoly	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
NEO.bet	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
NorthStar Bets	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
PartySports	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Pinnacle	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Play Fallsview	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
PointsBet	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Power Play	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
STX	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Swiper	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
TheScore Bet	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Titan Play	✅ Yes	✅ Yes

What is the AGCO?

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario regulates gaming, alcohol, cannabis retail, and horse racing. It registers private iGaming operators and enforces Ontario standards.

AGCO registration confirms regulatory eligibility. It in no way implies that the regulator rates one sportsbook above another.

Who can bet in Ontario?

Bettors must be at least 19. They must also be physically located in Ontario when placing real money wagers.

Operators use geolocation checks to ensure that the player is actually in Ontario when placing real money wagers.

Sports Betting in Ontario

Ontario has an open commercial iGaming market in addition to OLG's own provincial offering. Wagers were C$11.4 billion in fiscal 2024-25.

Popular Sports to Bet On

Ontario sportsbooks will typically carry coverage of hockey, football, basketball, baseball, and soccer. Market depth will vary from operator to operator, league to league, and event to event. It's worth comparing the individual matchups to see which books have the props and live markets you're after.

NHL teams will play 84 regular season games in 2026-27. The Stanley Cup Playoffs are best-of-seven series, so the total number of playoff games will vary.

Ontario Sports Teams and Sportsbook Partnerships

These deals see the corporate logos on the jerseys and on the stadium boards throughout the course of the season. The odds are embedded in the TV and radio broadcasts as well.

These are the marketing and fan engagement agreements. They in no way confer any regulatory status on the operator or in any way relate to the quality of the betting product.

Team	League	Gaming Partner
Ottawa Senators	NHL	ToonieBet - official online casino partner
Toronto Blue Jays	MLB	theScore Bet - official gaming partner
Toronto Raptors	NBA	PointsBet
Hamilton Tiger-Cats	CFL	ToonieBet - exclusive and official iGaming partner

What else can you bet on in Ontario?

Some of the Ontario sportsbooks will actually have betting available on things other than the traditional sports (esports, entertainment awards, and such). Market availability and wagering limits will vary from operator to operator.

You'll occasionally come across some bookies laying odds on major entertainment events (the Oscars being a good example), but of course those markets aren't available at every operator, and the stakes are likely to be considerably lower than you'd see on a normal sport.

Ontario also has horse racing (governed by a separate set of federal regulations from online sports betting).

Ontario Sports Betting Updates

October 2026: The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) has issued a $200k penalty to Score Media and Gaming Inc. (operator of theScore Bet) for failure to honor cash outs. The issue in question is a $1k parlay placMarch 14rch 14, 2025.
Late September 2026: iGaming Ontario reported sports betting wagers down 15% in August to C$843M and revenue down 30% to C$54.4M. Casino gaming accounted for 90% of the province's C$9.74B in total wa
September 1r, 1st 2026: Fanatics Casino launched in Ontario (the 50th operator in the province). Launched with casino gaming only; sports betting will come in 2
June 30ne, 30, 2026: DAZN Bet officially launched in Ontario (entered the North American market). Ontario had 47 operators and 81 sites at that time.
4ay 14, 2026: Ontario launched BetGuard, a central self-exclusion program that lets a player restrict access to all regulated gambling sites.
March 2026: The regulated gambling market in Ontario posted a record month of wagers at C$9.59 billion (casino gaming C$8.33 billion, sports betting C$1.08 billion).
Feb 2026: AGCO proposes a 5-day suspension of PointsBet Canada's registration on the basis of suspicious wagers involving NBA player Jontay Porter. PointsBet announces that it would be challenging the proposed suspension.
Jan 2026: DAZN Bet receives its Ontario license, and the official launch is scheduled for June.

Responsible Gaming

The AGCO requires Ontario operators to provide responsible gambling information and account controls. Players can set financial and/or time limits and can self-exclude.

Use the deposit, loss and time limits to set your own boundaries before you play. The tools on offer and the reminder options will of course vary from operator to operator.

BetGuard enables individuals 19 and over to self-exclude from the entire regulated online gambling market in Ontario (including OLG). The available durations are 6 months, 1 year, 5 years, or a custom duration.

Players in need of help can go to PlaySmart.ca for 24/7 access to educational material and self-assessment quizzes. ConnexOntario provides free, confidential support 24/7. Call 1-866-531-2600 or text CONNEX to 247247.

Ontario Sports Betting Sites FAQ

Is sports betting legal in Ontario?

Yes, the commercial Ontario sports betting market launched April 4,ril 4 2022. If you're in the slightest bit unsure as to whether a site is actually live, check the iGaming Ontario directory.

Is bet365 allowed in Ontario?

Yes, bet365 did get a valid operating agreement with iGaming Ontario in 2022. Players 19 and over can access the site legally from anywhere in the province.

Is DraftKings legal in Ontario?

Yes, DraftKings Sportsbook is in the iGaming Ontario regulated market directory. To place real money bets, you must be 19 and physically located in Ontario.

Operators will check your identity and age at registration. They may require a photo ID (such as a driver's license or passport) and may ask for further documentation if necessary. The requirements will vary from operator to operator.

Are my winnings subject to tax in Ontario?

Recreational gambling winnings are generally not taxable in Canada. Gambling income can become taxable if the activity is in fact a business.

The CRA will be assessing whether it amounts to a business. Get tax advice in respect of your own circumstances.

Do sportsbooks in Ontario take crypto?

No, regulators have a very clear rule against the use of crypto at the provincial sportsbooks. You have to deposit in fiat only (Interac or Visa).

Individuals must be 19 years of age or older to participate in igaming in Ontario. Gambling can be addictive, so please play responsibly.

If you (or someone you know) has a gambling problem in Ontario and would like some help, please visit ConnexOntario or call their helpline at 1-866-531-2600.

Eligible iGames conducted and managed by iGaming Ontario are only available to those physically present in the Province of Ontario.

Opt out of all regulated online gambling in Ontario. Visit BetGuard .

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Top 11 Sportsbooks in Ontario

Sports Interaction

BET99

BetVictor

TonyBet

ToonieBet

DAZN Bet

Hard Rock Bet

FanDuel

LeoVegas

Betinia

PowerPlay

Sportsbook of the Week - PowerPlay

How Do You Get Into Sports Betting in Ontario?

1. Choosing a Sportsbook

2. Signing Up and Confirming ID

3. Depositing Funds

4. Choosing a Bet Type

5. Making Bets

6. Withdrawing Winnings

Events to bet on this month

How to choose a sports betting site

Range of leagues

Payment methods

App stability

How We Rate Our Betting Sites

Legal Sports Betting Explained

What is the AGCO?

Who can bet in Ontario?

Sports Betting in Ontario

Popular Sports to Bet On

Ontario Sports Teams and Sportsbook Partnerships

What else can you bet on in Ontario?

Ontario Sports Betting Updates

Responsible Gaming

Ontario Sports Betting Sites FAQ

Is sports betting legal in Ontario?

Is bet365 allowed in Ontario?

Is DraftKings legal in Ontario?

What ID do you need to sign up to a sportsbook in Ontario?

Are my winnings subject to tax in Ontario?

Do sportsbooks in Ontario take crypto?