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AGCO outlines Ontario’s sports betting integrity safeguards

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Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission works with betting operators, integrity-monitoring firms and police to address suspicious betting, agency director Doug Hood told a conference in Gatineau. Ontario rules require operators to contract independent monitors, while an Ontario Provincial Police bureau embedded within the AGCO receives intelligence alongside the regulator.

Ontario operators must work with independent integrity monitors under the regulatory framework described by the AGCO.

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Story date24 February 202523 May 2025

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