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AGCO outlines integrity rules for sports betting in Ontario

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Source: AGCO (Ontario)

Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission says companies offering sports and event betting in the province must be registered and meet its sector standards. Operators must monitor betting for suspicious activity, use independent integrity monitors and prevent specified insiders from betting on certain events; horse racing is outside the framework described.

The requirements shape registration, integrity monitoring and betting restrictions for operators in Ontario.

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AGCO outlines Ontario gambling and lottery regulatory framework

Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission (AGCO) says it licenses or registers operators, suppliers, retailers and gaming employees across lottery and gambling sectors, including online gambling. Its standards cover casinos, charitable gaming centres, online operators and lottery retail, while compliance work includes monitoring, inspections and audits.

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