Ontario Online Casino Revenue Hits Record C$340.8 Million in September

Ontario’s regulated online casino market generated a record C$340.8 million, approximately US$245 million, in September 2026, according to iGaming Ontario data.

Revenue increased from C$336.3 million in August and C$277.8 million in September 2025. That represents approximately 1.3% monthly growth using the published rounded figures and a 22.7% increase year-on-year.

September was the third consecutive record month, following C$330.4 million in July and C$336.3 million in August.

Nine-Month Revenue Rises 28.6%

Online casino revenue totalled approximately C$2.87 billion during January-September, up 28.6% from approximately C$2.23 billion in the corresponding period of 2025.

Casino wagering reached C$75.06 billion over the same period, an increase of 24.3% from C$60.40 billion a year earlier. September’s wagering volume was C$8.50 billion, below August’s C$8.78 billion despite the higher revenue.

Wagers represent the total amount staked, while gaming revenue measures the amount retained after player winnings. Neither figure represents operators’ net profit. 

Full-Year Figures Remain Projections

Maintaining September’s revenue level through the final three months would put annual casino revenue near C$3.9 billion, approximately US$2.8 billion.

Annualising the first nine months’ wagering volume produces approximately C$100 billion, or roughly US$72 billion. These are arithmetic scenarios based on reported activity, rather than official forecasts or completed annual results. 

Casino Dominates the Regulated Market

Casino products accounted for approximately 82% of Ontario’s C$416.3 million in total online gambling revenue during September. Betting generated C$69.1 million, while peer-to-peer poker contributed C$6.4 million.

The reports cover operators with operating agreements with iGaming Ontario. They exclude Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation’s own online offering and pari-mutuel horse-racing wagering. The figures are unaudited and may be adjusted.