Consumer protection
AGCO's outcomes-based standards require registered operators to identify players who may be at risk of harm and intervene in a timely, proportionate way.
Ontario's competitive iGaming market combines AGCO operator registration with an operating agreement under iGaming Ontario's conduct-and-manage model.
Ontario uses two linked gates rather than a conventional standalone operator-licence label. AGCO handles registration and regulatory standards; iGaming Ontario enters operating agreements and conducts and manages the provincial scheme.
The market is unusually useful for evidence-led monitoring because iGO publishes a current directory of operators and sites plus a monthly machine-readable performance report. Product totals should still preserve the report's exclusions and unaudited-data notice.
Open official operator registerAGCO's outcomes-based standards require registered operators to identify players who may be at risk of harm and intervene in a timely, proportionate way.
Regulated private-operator sites serve eligible players who are physically located in Ontario. iGO's market reports exclude OLG.ca and pari-mutuel horse-race wagering from their defined dataset.
Refresh the operator and site count from the live iGO directory instead of storing it as a permanent fact.
Ingest the monthly market-performance workbook with its extraction date and revision warning.
Track changes to AGCO standards and iGO operating requirements separately.
No linked records in the current dataset.
No linked records in the current dataset.