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Private sites require AGCO registration and an iGaming Ontario agreement. OLG operates separately. Being registered as a supplier alone does not establish authorization to run a gambling site.
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What changed in Ontario.
BetGuard education expands to Ontario campuses
iGaming Ontario and the Responsible Gambling Council announced a campus education partnership covering 40 publicly funded campuses for the 2026–27 tour.
Read update2026-09-10 · ONTARIOiGaming Ontario warns about BetGuard impersonation
iGaming Ontario warned that unauthorized third parties were using BetGuard branding to make misleading statements about self-exclusion.
Read update2026-05-14 · ONTARIOBetGuard launches a single route to self-exclusion
iGaming Ontario announced BetGuard, a portal for adults aged 19 and over to opt out of regulated online gambling across Ontario.
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A Canadian address or an overseas licence does not establish provincial authorization.
Read guideREGULATIONOntario advertising rules, explained
Public bonus advertising does not belong on an Ontario-facing gambling guide.
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