What an offshore licence is worth in Canada
An offshore gambling licence answers to the country that issued it. The province the Canadian player is sitting in has no say in it.
Working notes
What the four checks turn up, written down as they are run. Each note carries its date, and says which parts could not be checked.
An offshore gambling licence answers to the country that issued it. The province the Canadian player is sitting in has no say in it.
Ontario is the only province with an open licensed market — here is exactly what an AGCO registration changes for a player, and what it does not.
A five-step check anyone can run in two minutes to place a Canadian casino site as provincial or offshore, before depositing anything.
A note is not a review and never a recommendation. It is the write-up of one pass of the four checks — the company, the licence, the province, and what breaks if something goes wrong — either as a method you can run yourself or as what a particular check turned up on a particular day.
Three things are always attached: the date, the register we looked in, and what could not be checked. That last one matters most. A register that was offline, a page that only appears after registration, an operator that would not answer — each is a finding, and hiding it would make the rest look more thorough than it is.
No rankings, no scores, no "best casino" lists, no sponsored placements. Where a page carries a commercial link it says so, and the affiliate disclosure explains what that does and does not buy. If a note is wrong, write to the desk: corrections are dated and stay on the page.
All of it assumes an adult who has decided to gamble and wants the rules in front of them. If the money at risk has stopped being spare, the responsible gambling page is more use than any of it.