This is a plain guide to the best-known betting sites in Canada. Nothing here is an advert: no sign-up offers, no promo deals, no affiliate links, and no money for me if you open an account.
Adults in Canada who’ve decided to bet can use this page to see what each sportsbook offers. Start with where you live, because gambling is regulated by the provinces. Ontario runs an open market where private operators are registered with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and operate under agreements with iGaming Ontario. In other provinces the regulated option is mostly the provincial lottery corporation’s own betting site.
On the list: bet365, Pinnacle, DraftKings, FanDuel, Betano, BetMGM, Betway, Unibet, Caesars Sportsbook, BetRivers, theScore Bet and Sports Interaction. Pinnacle is a low-margin book that says it doesn’t limit winning accounts. theScore Bet is built into a media app a lot of Canadians already use. Each row gives the good and the bad. Which provinces each one serves isn’t on the rows yet, because I’m still verifying that by hand. Check AGCO’s or iGaming Ontario’s list of regulated sites, or your own province’s rules, before you deposit.
Accuracy never applies here, because bookmakers don’t make predictions. How a score is built is set out in the methodology. Every number on this page is a first pass from desk research. Nothing here has had a hands-on review yet, so expect movement.
Canadian sites usually show American or decimal odds. The odds converter switches between them, and how betting odds work explains both. For other countries, see the main bookmakers list.
19+ in most provinces, 18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec. Most bettors lose over time. Free help lines are on the responsible gambling page.