Casino Age Ontario

• Casino Minimum Age Ontario

• In Canada, legalized gambling exists under the authority of the federal Criminal Code of Canada
• However, each province and territory is responsible for their gambling operations
  In Ontario, the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLGC) is responsible for gaming operations including: province-wide lottery games, charity and aboriginal casinos, slot facilities at race tracks and commercial casinos (Casino Rama, for example).
• You must be 18 years of age or older to purchase lottery tickets in Ontario, or enter a casino. Under legislation passed in 1997, it is a provincial offense, punishable by significant fines, to sell OLGC tickets to anyone under the age of 18.
• OLGC lottery products cannot be purchased over the Internet.

The legal gambling age is 19 years. According to the Ontario gambling laws, the state has made online gambling legal in Ontario and the remaining Canadian provinces. Naturally, ever since the Canadian government approved online casinos, their number has increased significantly.

Where Can You Gamble?

Get in on the excitement at Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort! Enjoy our 200,000 sq. Gaming floor, world-class dining & entertainment, all while overlooking the Falls. What's the Legal Gambling Age in Canada? The average legal gambling age in Canada is 19, but all gambling laws across Canadian territories are determined by the government. For example, whereas the legal gambling age in Ontario; Toronto, Ottowa, Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton and London is 19, the legal gambling age in Montreal is 18. Ontario: Here the minimum gambling age is 19 with the state-run lottery again being considered officially legal. Prince Edward Island: The state-run lottery is considered legal with minimum age being 19. Quebec: To gamble here you need to be 18 or older. Government sanctioned legal gambling includes a state-sanctioned online poker game. The bonus spins are subject to wagering requirements of 30 x Casino Age Ontario bonus amount. The maximum bet allowed when using bonus money is of €5 per spin or €0.50 per bet line, until the wagering requirements have been fully fulfilled. This bonus offer Casino Age.

• There are 4 commercial casinos, and 5 charity casinos in Ontario. These casinos have 630 table games and 13,930 slot machines.
• There are 16 slot machine at facilities varying racetracks in Ontario.
• The OLGC is responsible for province-wide lottery games, charity and aboriginal casinos, slot facilities at racetracks, and commercial casinos.
• There are more than 10,600 OLGC lottery retailers across the province offering 12 different lottery games.
• Approximately 8,600 of these retailers operate video lottery terminals for computer-generated games.

Get in on the excitement at Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort! Enjoy our 200,000 sq. Gaming floor, world-class dining & entertainment, all while overlooking the Falls. What's the Legal Gambling Age in Canada? The average legal gambling age in Canada is 19, but all gambling laws across Canadian territories are determined by the government. For example, whereas the legal gambling age in Ontario; Toronto, Ottowa, Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton and London is 19, the legal gambling age in Montreal is 18. Ontario: Here the minimum gambling age is 19 with the state-run lottery again being considered officially legal. Prince Edward Island: The state-run lottery is considered legal with minimum age being 19. Quebec: To gamble here you need to be 18 or older. Government sanctioned legal gambling includes a state-sanctioned online poker game. The bonus spins are subject to wagering requirements of 30 x Casino Age Ontario bonus amount. The maximum bet allowed when using bonus money is of €5 per spin or €0.50 per bet line, until the wagering requirements have been fully fulfilled. This bonus offer Casino Age.

• There are 4 commercial casinos, and 5 charity casinos in Ontario. These casinos have 630 table games and 13,930 slot machines.
• There are 16 slot machine at facilities varying racetracks in Ontario.
• The OLGC is responsible for province-wide lottery games, charity and aboriginal casinos, slot facilities at racetracks, and commercial casinos.
• There are more than 10,600 OLGC lottery retailers across the province offering 12 different lottery games.
• Approximately 8,600 of these retailers operate video lottery terminals for computer-generated games.

Casino Minimum Age Ontario

Sources: Azmier, Jason. 2005. Gambling in Canada 2005: Statistics and Context. Canada West Foundation. Calgary, Alberta.
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, Annual Report 2004, 'Winning Against the Odds'. www.olgc.ca