One row per regulatory record, not one row per casino logo. The tracker covers AGCO internet-gaming actions from the April 2022 market opening through August 13, 2026, with the legal subject, current-known amount, status and scope kept separate.
A defect in Betty.ca's age and eligibility controls let 23 people under 19 create accounts. Nine deposited and gambled; 14 created accounts without depositing.
Open the record20 actions are counted at event level. Sister brands and products launched later are kept separate instead of being turned into extra fines.
Filter by subject, current profile, topic, year or product scope. NorthStar's row includes the C$10,000 withdrawal and the current C$20,000 amount.
Showing 20 of 20 distinct regulatory records
Named product: Betty.ca
A defect in Betty.ca's age and eligibility controls let 23 people under 19 create accounts. Nine deposited and gambled; 14 created accounts without depositing.
Direct brand link: Betty.ca.
Finding issued August 6, 2026, with a 15-day appeal window. Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued.
The AGCO investigation found Arrise Solutions titles on unregulated gambling sites accessible in Ontario.
No current casino profile is directly linked.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued. Arrise Solutions cooperated and promptly restricted Ontario access to the games.
The AGCO investigation found Relax Gaming titles on unregulated gambling sites accessible in Ontario.
No current casino profile is directly linked.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued. Relax Gaming cooperated and promptly restricted Ontario access to the games.
Named product: PointsBet
The AGCO alleged a systemic failure to monitor, detect, document and report suspicious Jontay Porter betting, followed by an incorrect initial response to the regulator.
Direct brand link; conduct concerns sportsbook betting, not casino games.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: proposed. PointsBet requested a hearing; no completed suspension forms part of the current status.
Named product: FanDuel
FanDuel accepted 144 bets from three Ontario accounts on Czech Table Tennis Star Series matches despite match-fixing warning signs, then failed to identify, respond to and report the activity.
Operator-level FanDuel link; sportsbook conduct, not casino games.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued after a regulator finding and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Named product: theScore
The AGCO alleged that theScore failed to identify and address high-risk play after a patron wagered about C$2.5 million and lost about C$230,000 over eight months.
Direct theScore brand link; affected product undisclosed.
Direct theScore brand link; affected product undisclosed.
Hollywood Casino launched in Ontario after the action and only shares the current registrant.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Named product: Casino Days
The Casino Days C$2,000 offer required C$70,000 in wagering within seven days, omitted key terms and followed a complaint about more than C$8,500 in confiscated winnings.
Direct Casino Days brand link; current operator differs from the action subject.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Named product: BetMGM
BetMGM representatives and marketing firms allegedly offered cash in public settings to induce new account openings and deposits during two 2024 campaigns.
Direct brand link: BetMGM.
Wheel of Fortune Casino shares the registrant, but the alleged campaigns were BetMGM-branded.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Named product: NorthStarBets.ca
The original C$30,000 order combined an alleged geolocation breach with delayed responses to AGCO information requests. The regulator later found no geolocation violation and withdrew C$10,000.
Direct brand link: NorthStarBets.ca.
C$10,000 geolocation component withdrawn after no Standard 3.02 violation. NorthStar agreed to pay the remaining C$20,000 for delayed records; payment completion is undisclosed.
Named product: PointsBet
The AGCO alleged that PointsBet failed to intervene while a player lost more than C$500,000 in under three months, lacked the required limit-change cooling-off and sent marketing without consent.
Direct brand link: PointsBet.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
The AGCO alleged failures in intervention, self-exclusion, player limits and staff training. One player lost more than C$2 million in under four months without intervention.
Operator-level link only; this individual casino is not directly implicated.
Operator-level link only; this individual casino is not directly implicated.
Operator-level link only; this individual casino is not directly implicated.
Operator-level link only; this individual casino is not directly implicated.
Operator-level link only; this individual casino is not directly implicated.
Operator-level link only; this individual casino is not directly implicated.
Operator-level link only; this individual casino is not directly implicated.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
BV Gaming allegedly offered bets on Ontario Hockey League, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and Western Hockey League games, which are prohibited junior-sport markets.
Operator-level BV Gaming link; BetVictor is not directly implicated.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Named product: Fitzdares
Fitzdares Canada allegedly offered bets on Ontario Hockey League, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and Western Hockey League games, which are prohibited junior-sport markets.
No current casino profile is directly linked.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Bunchberry Limited allegedly offered uncertified games that had not been approved by the Registrar or certified by a registered independent testing laboratory.
Historical operator link; this casino is not directly implicated.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
LeoVegas Gaming allegedly offered one uncertified game that had not been approved by the Registrar or certified by a registered independent testing laboratory.
Historical operator link; this casino is not directly implicated.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Mobile Incorporated allegedly offered uncertified games from two unregistered suppliers on an Ontario gaming site.
No current casino profile is directly linked.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Named product: Unibet
Unibet allegedly promoted broad welcome-offer inducements in Ontario advertising between May 19 and May 22, 2022.
No current casino profile is directly linked.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Named product: DraftKings
DraftKings allegedly advertised broad boosted 2-to-1 odds inducements on television and social media between May 19 and May 31, 2022.
Direct DraftKings brand link; sportsbook advertising conduct.
Golden Nugget Casino launched in Ontario more than three years after the action.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Named product: BetMGM
BetMGM allegedly ran messages implying that larger bets increase the chance of winning and advertised prohibited inducements, including bonuses, free spins and a launch contest.
Direct brand link: BetMGM.
Wheel of Fortune Casino launched after the 2022 action.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
Named product: PointsBet
PointsBet allegedly promoted broad free-play inducements on GO trains and at GO stations between April 4 and April 21, 2022.
Direct brand link: PointsBet.
Current-known status as of August 13, 2026: issued for alleged conduct and appealable. Appeal outcome: undisclosed.
These are topic counts, not severity scores. One record can carry more than one topic.
As of August 13, 2026
Alberta has no public operator-specific private-market iGaming sanctions, suspensions, revocations or hearing decisions through August 13, 2026. Zero public operator-specific actions does not mean zero complaints, warnings or confidential compliance reviews.
For a dispute, use the operator's formal complaints process first. It can take up to 90 days. The regulator cannot order a refund, but it can investigate standards compliance and use enforcement tools.
Actions are recorded at event level. Unpublished or confidential proceedings are outside scope, and a right to appeal is not an appeal outcome.
Brand links do not duplicate the amount. The NorthStar adjustment remains attached to its original event.
Alleged, finding, proposed and partly withdrawn are different states. A right to appeal is not treated as an appeal outcome.
Issued and current-known amounts are separate. Foreign sanctions are excluded from the Ontario total.
Zero published actions does not prove that no complaint, warning or confidential compliance review exists.
The distinctions that matter before you use a regulator notice to judge a casino.