Ontario set a new monthly iGaming wagering record for the third straight month in October, while revenue for the Canadian province’s market also reached an all-time high.
In total, consumers in Ontario spent CA$9.25 billion (US$6.56 billion) on iGaming last month. This beat the previous record of $8.55 billion, set in September, by 8% and surpassed the prior October’s total spend by 24%.
Data from iGaming Ontario showed online casino games remain the most popular form of iGaming among Ontarians by some margin. Players spent $7.89 billion in total, which accounted for 85% of the entire market.
Internet sports betting drew $1.23 billion in wagers, or 13% of the overall spend and 16% more than September. However, online poker wagers dipped 9% month-on-month to $131 million in October.
Ontario iGaming revenue surpassed $360 million
Turning to revenue, non-adjusted gross revenue from iGaming during October was $367.7 million. This was 9% more than the previous record of $338 million in May 2025.
October’s total was also up 38% up year-on-year and 12% ahead of September this year,
Revenue from online casino topped $303.8 million, up 9% from September. Sports betting revenue climbed 25% month-on-month, while online poker revenue was 10% higher at $5.6 million despite a fall in spending.
iGaming Ontario also reported that active player accounts for the month totalled 1.3 million, up 9% from September. Average revenue per player account edged up 2% to $286 for the month.
FanDuel, BetMGM, Bet365 and BetRivers are among the major operators active in the province.
Player spending on iGaming in Ontario hit CA$9.25 billion in October, while revenue topped CA$367.7 million.