The future of gambling in Canada is linked to digital innovation and increased regulation.
Online casinos and sports betting continue to grow thanks to provincial initiatives such as iGaming Ontario.
The use of cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence and VR technologies makes the game safer and more personalized.
Experts predict stable market growth of 8-10% annually, increased protection of players and increased licensing transparency.
Canada aims to become the poster child for a responsible and technologically advanced gambling space in the world.
Picture for 2025: Ontario is the only open market for iGaming, the rest of the provinces work through state operators (PlayNow, Loto-Québec, PlayAlberta, ALC). What Alberta and British Columbia are discussing, a possible "window" in Quebec, the Saskatchewan experience, and what factors (RG, taxes, agreements with indigenous peoples) will determine the horizons of 2026-2030.
Learn more →We analyze the status of crypto casinos in Canada: why provincial sites and licensed Ontario brands usually do not accept cryptocurrency, what offshore players risk, what payment methods are available legally (Interac, cards, online banking), and what to look at in RG/AML issues.
Learn more →How VR/AR, 5G and mobile trends are changing casinos and sports betting in Canada. We analyze what is already working (live casino, super applications, fast payments), what is on the way (WebGPU, spatial interfaces, personalization with RG restrictions) and how provincial rules, privacy and accessibility are taken into account.
Learn more →How the market will change until 2030: open and monopoly models, the growth of online casinos and betting, the role of Ontario, possible liberalization in Alberta and British Columbia, technological trends (mobile/5G/AI), RG policies and partnerships with indigenous peoples. Scenarios with probabilities and key KPIs.
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