Ontario recorded $63bn in wagers in fiscal 2023-24, a 78% rise on the previous year, according to iGaming Ontario’s market-performance report. Gaming revenue reached $2.4bn, up 72%; casino wagers were $51.7bn, sports betting $9.7bn and player-to-player poker $1.6bn.
The figures show operators how wagering and revenue were distributed across Ontario’s casino, sports betting and poker segments.
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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 sports betting and iGaming operators reported C$8.55bn in wagers for September, a 31% year-on-year rise, according to the report.
iGaming Ontario reported CA$18.7 billion in wagers and CA$738 million in gaming revenue for the second quarter of fiscal 2024-25. The report counted 51 operators and 83 gaming websites with activity, alongside more than 1.32 million active player accounts.