iGaming Ontario reported C$726m in gaming revenue and C$18.4bn in wagers for the first quarter of fiscal 2024-25, covering 1 April to 30 June. Revenue rose 34% and wagers 31% year on year; the market had 50 regulated operators, 80 gaming websites and nearly 1.9 million active player accounts.
Revenue, wagers and account figures show the scale and growth of Ontario’s regulated online gaming market.
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Ontario iGaming wagers rose 21% year on year in March to a monthly record of CA$9.59bn, according to the report.
iGaming Ontario reported C$8.735bn in total wagers in February, 8% below January, and non-adjusted gross gaming revenue of C$342.4m, down 15%. Sports wagers fell 20% to C$946m and sports revenue declined 29% to C$61.3m; the figures cover the regulated commercial market and exclude the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation platform.
iGaming Ontario reported CAD9.520bn in total cash wagers for the regulated market in January, up from CAD9.501bn in December. Non-adjusted gross gaming revenue was CAD401.5m, down 6% month on month; the figures exclude revenue from Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation’s Proline platform.
Ontario’s licensed online gambling market recorded more than CAD9.2 billion in wagers in October, according to data from iGaming Ontario. The market had nearly 1.3 million active accounts and reported CAD367.7 million in non-adjusted revenue. Online casino play accounted for about 85% of wagers.
Ontario sports betting and iGaming operators reported C$8.55bn in wagers for September, a 31% year-on-year rise, according to the report.