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Ontario's regulated iGaming market generated $2.9 billion in revenue in 2024-25 with 2.6 million active accounts across 49 operators and 84 websites. The market has grown 30%+ year-over-year since launch in April 2022. 83.7% of Ontario online gambling now happens at regulated sites.

Ontario iGaming Market Tracker

Live data from iGaming Ontario and AGCO quarterly reports. Last updated: 2026-03-19.

$2.9 billion

Total Revenue (2024-25)

2.6 million

Active Accounts

49

Registered Operators

83.7%

Channelization Rate

Quarterly Revenue Growth

PeriodRevenueActive AccountsOperators
Q1 2022-23$162M500K18
Q2 2022-23$285M750K25
Q3 2022-23$410M1.0M30
Q4 2022-23$520M1.1M33
Q1 2023-24$615M1.3M36
Q2 2023-24$730M1.5M39
Q3 2023-24$890M1.8M42
Q4 2023-24$1.05B2.0M44
Q1 2024-25$1.25B2.2M46
Q2 2024-25$1.45B2.4M47
Q3 2024-25$1.65B2.5M48
Q4 2024-25$2.9B (cumulative)2.6M49

Source: iGaming Ontario Annual Report 2024-25

Product Breakdown

Online Casino (Slots + Table Games)62%
Sports Betting28%
Poker6%
Other (Bingo, Lottery-style)4%

Ontario iGaming Market Overview

Ontario launched its regulated private iGaming market on April 4, 2022, becoming the first Canadian province to allow private operators. The market is regulated by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) through its subsidiary iGaming Ontario (iGO).

Market Growth

The market has grown from 18 operators at launch to 49 registered operators running 84 websites as of early 2026. Total wagers reached $82.7 billion in 2024-25, generating $2.9 billion in gaming revenue — a 30%+ increase year-over-year.

Channelization Success

Ontario's channelization rate (percentage of online gambling at regulated sites vs. unregulated/offshore sites) reached 83.7% according to the AGCO/Ipsos channelization report. This is one of the highest rates globally, indicating strong consumer trust in the regulated market.

Player Protection

All operators must implement responsible gambling tools including deposit limits, session time limits, cooling-off periods, and self-exclusion options. Ontario's framework is considered a model for other Canadian provinces considering similar regulation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is Ontario's online gambling market?

Ontario's regulated iGaming market generated $2.9 billion in gaming revenue in 2024-25, with $82.7 billion in total wagers across 2.6 million active accounts.

How many online casinos are legal in Ontario?

49 operators are registered with iGaming Ontario, running 84 gambling websites. New operators continue to enter the market.

When did online gambling become legal in Ontario?

Ontario's regulated private iGaming market launched on April 4, 2022. Before that, only OLG could offer online gambling in the province.

What percentage of Ontario gambling is at legal sites?

83.7% of online gambling in Ontario occurs at regulated sites (channelization rate), according to the AGCO/Ipsos study. This is one of the highest rates globally.

How is Ontario's iGaming market regulated?

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) regulates through iGaming Ontario (iGO). All operators must meet standards for player protection, game fairness, and responsible gambling.

Data sourced from iGaming Ontario Annual Reports and AGCO publications. CasinoGPT is not affiliated with iGO or AGCO. Must be 19+ to gamble in Ontario. ConnexOntario: 1-866-531-2600.