BetRivers is the best Ontario betting site in our reviews, scoring 9.5 out of 10 for its loyalty scheme, live streaming and quick Interac payouts. PowerPlay and TonyBet share second place on 8.8. All 11 sportsbooks ranked below are registered with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and appear in iGaming Ontario’s directory of regulated sites, which we checked on 11 November 2026.
Each score comes from our full review of that book’s Ontario product. Our reviewers open an account, verify it, deposit in Canadian dollars, bet and withdraw before a book is rated. Our how we rate betting sites page sets out what we score, and why the same brand can rate differently in Ontario and Alberta. Ontario rules keep bonus amounts out of public advertising, so you won’t find any here.
Best Ontario betting sites compared
These are the Ontario betting sites we rate, ranked by review score out of 10. Where two books tie, the one with a wider Canadian footprint goes first. Each name and score links to the full review.
| # | Sportsbook | Score | Best for | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BetRivers | 9.5 | Loyalty rewards and live streaming | Some prices lag, MLB in particular |
| 2 | PowerPlay | 8.8 | NHL props and Canadian sports | No streaming, no Android app |
| 3 | TonyBet | 8.8 | Junior hockey, soccer and esports | No streaming or phone support |
| 4 | bet365 | 8.2 | In-play betting | Plain app |
| 5 | Caesars Sportsbook | 8.2 | Caesars Rewards and 24/7 chat | Odds often trail the leaders |
| 6 | BetVictor | 8.1 | Soccer prices | Limited streaming |
| 7 | Sports Interaction | 8.0 | CFL and lower margins | Slow first withdrawal |
| 8 | 888sport | 7.8 | A full North American menu | Payout times not published |
| 9 | Tooniebet | 7.8 | Interac and PayPal banking | Thin player props |
| 10 | LeoVegas | 7.5 | The app | Average odds |
| 11 | DAZN Bet | 7.0 | Soccer-first coverage | New, so no payout record |
Which Ontario sportsbook suits you?
Most bettors want one thing a book does well. Start here:
- Hockey first, especially player props: PowerPlay.
- Betting while you watch, with streams: BetRivers, or LeoVegas on a phone.
- Fast-moving live markets: bet365.
- Premier League and Champions League prices: BetVictor.
- The CFL: Sports Interaction.
- Junior hockey and esports: TonyBet.
- Perks that carry over to a casino trip: Caesars Sportsbook.
- Quick payouts with Interac or PayPal: Tooniebet.
Ontario betting sites reviewed
1. BetRivers (9.5)
No Ontario book scores higher in our reviews than BetRivers, at 9.5. The draw is iRush Rewards, which enrols you automatically and pays back on ordinary betting, and live streaming sits beside the in-play markets. RushPay sends Interac withdrawals quickly, with no operator fee. Prices are competitive rather than sharp, and MLB moneylines in particular can lag. BetRivers has been live since the market opened on 4 April 2022. Read our full BetRivers Ontario review.
2. PowerPlay (8.8)
PowerPlay brought its sportsbook to Ontario in May 2023 and rates 8.8. Hockey comes first: NHL player props run deep, live markets are plentiful and the other Canadian sports get proper coverage, all on a modern SportX platform with a same-game parlay builder. Canadian-dollar Interac payouts often land within a few hours. You can’t stream games, and Android users get the mobile site instead of an app. More in the PowerPlay Ontario review.
3. TonyBet (8.8)
TonyBet also scores 8.8. Its hockey menu goes well past the NHL, down to the OHL, WHL and QMJHL, and the soccer and esports catalogues are just as wide. A bet builder handles same-game combinations and live chat runs 24/7. There’s no live streaming and no phone line, and app-store ratings sit below the leaders. Our TonyBet Ontario review covers withdrawal times too.
4. bet365 (8.2)
bet365 runs a separate AGCO-registered product in Ontario, which we rate 8.2. Pick it for in-play betting. Markets refresh fast and stay deep right to the final whistle, and international soccer runs far beyond the big European leagues. The app does the job without being exciting. Our bet365 Ontario review has the detail.
5. Caesars Sportsbook (8.2)
Caesars Sportsbook (8.2) suits bettors who value perks. Online bets earn Caesars Rewards, the loyalty scheme that spans more than 50 properties, Caesars Windsor among them. Live streaming and early cash-out are included, along with a same-game parlay builder, and live chat never closes. Its odds are often weaker than the market leaders’, and some find the app busy. Full verdict: Caesars Sportsbook Ontario review.
6. BetVictor (8.1)
BetVictor has priced soccer since 1946, and football odds remain the reason to join. It rates 8.1, helped by a Bet Builder, price boosts, solid esports coverage and well-rated apps on iOS and Android. Streaming is patchy, and niche North American markets are thinner than at US-born books. The BetVictor Ontario review breaks down each area.
7. Sports Interaction (8.0)
Sports Interaction (8.0) is Canadian-built and has been taking bets since 1997. For CFL fans it is the obvious choice, as a sponsor of several CFL teams that also trims its margin on NHL, NFL and CFL betting. Every account is held in Canadian dollars, with Interac banking and support in English and French. Expect no streaming, and allow up to five days for a first withdrawal while verification clears. Details in the Sports Interaction Ontario review.
8. 888sport (7.8)
888sport (7.8) comes from a group that has been online since 1997. It prices the NHL, NFL, NBA, MLB and MLS in American odds, in-play betting includes Cash Out and live stats, and the deposit, loss and time limits are thorough. Its Ontario pages don’t publish payout times or withdrawal limits, so check both once you’re signed in. See the 888sport Ontario review.
9. Tooniebet (7.8)
Launched in 2024, Tooniebet is a Canadian brand rated 7.8. The app is quick and uncluttered, and banking is the highlight: Interac, PayPal and e-wallets, with payouts usually inside 24 hours. CFL and NHL coverage is broad, but player props are limited and nothing streams. Our Tooniebet Ontario review goes further.
10. LeoVegas (7.5)
LeoVegas is the app pick, rated 7.5. The MGM-owned, Kambi-powered app has won awards for good reason, with streams of soccer, tennis and basketball, deep NHL markets, Bet Builder and Cash Out. Odds sit near the market average, and the desktop site is lighter than the app. Full scores: LeoVegas Ontario review.
11. DAZN Bet (7.0)
DAZN Bet (7.0) is the soccer specialist of the group, built by a streaming company and deep in-play on football. One login and wallet cover DAZN Bet Casino too. It only went live in Ontario on 30 June 2026, so there’s no payout record yet, and its North American league depth trails the US-born books. More in the DAZN Bet Ontario review.
Is sports betting legal in Ontario?
Yes. Bill C-218 legalized single-event betting nationally on 27 August 2021, and on 4 April 2022 Ontario became the first province to open a regulated private online market. Two bodies share the job. The AGCO registers operators and sets the standards they must meet on fairness, player protection and advertising. iGaming Ontario (iGO) holds the commercial agreement with each private operator.
Bettors need to be 19 or older and inside the province; every regulated site checks your location before it takes a wager. OLG’s own site, OLG.ca, is the one regulated site that operates without an iGO agreement, because OLG runs it directly. When we checked iGO’s directory on 11 November 2026, it listed 49 operators and 84 gaming sites.
Sites that are not on that directory are not regulated in Ontario, whatever their marketing says, and you would have none of the AGCO’s protections if something went wrong. For the picture across the other provinces, see is sports betting legal in Canada.
Why Ontario betting sites don’t advertise bonuses
The AGCO’s standards stop operators publicly advertising bonuses, credits and other inducements. A book can still show you its offer on its own site or, once you have agreed to hear from it, in direct marketing. That is why Ontario pages, this one included, describe books without offer amounts. Read any welcome terms after you sign up, and treat a bonus as a small extra rather than a reason to choose. Our bonus bets guide explains how to judge them.
PROLINE+ or a private sportsbook?
OLG runs PROLINE+, the province’s own online sportsbook, on OLG.ca, and its profits go back to Ontario. It is fully legal and sits on the same regulated footing as the private books. They compete with it on market depth, live betting and app features, and on price. Prices for the same game can differ from book to book, so compare before you bet. If you also play the retail PROLINE tickets, our guide to PROLINE and Sport Select covers how they work.
Deposits and withdrawals in Ontario
Every book on this list offers Interac e-Transfer, and minimum deposits are low across the board. Several also take PayPal or e-wallets. Expect your first withdrawal to wait on an identity check, and expect many books to pay back to the method you deposited with. Our Interac betting sites and PayPal betting sites pages compare the options.
Ontario betting by sport
We also cover the Ontario market sport by sport. For hockey, see NHL odds in Ontario. For football, read NFL betting in Ontario. Raptors and NBA bettors should start at our NBA betting hub. If you bet mostly on a phone, our betting apps guide rates the apps.
Responsible gambling in Ontario
Every registered site must give you deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, so set a budget before you start. Free, confidential help is available 24 hours a day from ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600, or by texting 247247. OLG’s PlaySmart program has tools and advice on keeping betting in check. You must be 19 or older to bet in Ontario.
For the rest of Canada, see our national best betting sites in Canada rankings, or the Alberta betting sites guide if you live there.
Ontario betting sites FAQs
Yes. Canada has allowed single-event sports betting since 27 August 2021, and Ontario’s regulated online market launched on 4 April 2022. Legal sites are registered with the AGCO and, apart from OLG.ca, hold an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario.
In our reviews BetRivers Ontario leads with 9.5 out of 10, ahead of PowerPlay and TonyBet on 8.8. The right one for you depends on what you bet: PowerPlay for hockey props, bet365 for live betting, Sports Interaction for the CFL.
19. You also have to be physically located in Ontario when you place a bet, and regulated sites check your location before accepting it.
Look it up in iGaming Ontario’s directory of regulated sites, which lists every registered operator and site. If a sportsbook is not there, it is not regulated in Ontario.
AGCO standards stop operators advertising bonuses and other inducements to the public. Offers appear on the operator’s own site or in marketing you have agreed to receive, so check the terms after you sign up.
You can only place bets while you are physically in Ontario. What else you can do from elsewhere, such as managing or withdrawing from your account, depends on the operator, and iGaming Ontario’s player FAQ covers it.
Recreational bettors pay no tax on winnings, because the CRA generally treats them as windfalls. Someone betting as a business can be taxed on winnings as income.
19+. Must be physically located in Ontario to bet. Please gamble responsibly: ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600.