New performance data from iGaming Ontario shows the province's regulated online gambling market posted nearly CAD 100 billion in total wagers and just over CAD 4 billion in Net Adjusted Gross Gaming Revenue, signalling a maturing but still-expanding industry.
Read article →An overview of the Canadian online gambling market in 2025, covering estimated market size, provincial revenue breakdowns, key regulatory drivers, and growth projections through 2027.
iGaming Ontario's Annual Report for the 2024-25 fiscal year records CAD 82.7 billion in total wagers and CAD 2.9 billion in total gaming revenue, while confirming the agency's transition from OLG oversight to status as an independent Crown agency.
The 2025 Canadian Poker Championship is set to return to Montreal with an increased guaranteed prize pool and a revised tournament structure, continuing the event's role as one of Canada's premier live poker series.
Alberta's government and the AGLC are moving toward a framework for regulated online casino and sports betting beyond PlayAlberta, but key decisions about private operator access, licensing structures, and timelines remain publicly unresolved.
ConnexOntario has reported a rise in gambling-related calls and contacts to its helpline services in early 2025, with increased awareness campaign activity linked to the growth of Ontario's regulated online gambling market cited among contributing factors.
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation's PROLINE+ platform has posted notable year-over-year gains in sports betting handle, though private operators licensed through iGaming Ontario continue to command a substantial share of the provincial market.
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