Ontario iGaming Tops C$4B in 2026, Surpasses C$10B Since Launch
Ontario’s regulated iGaming market (online casinos, sports betting, and poker) delivered its strongest year yet in 2026, generating C$4.04 billion ($2.98 billion) in annual revenue, up 34% year over year. The past year set new monthly records for wagering, revenue, and player spending as the province’s competitive model continued to scale. Monthly handle reached an […]
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