So I wanted to find out more about iGaming Ontario. I thought they would be there for Ontario Gamblers after my phone call I realized they are Just handing out licenses to casinos to operate in Ontario Canada.

So you or I could get a license for a fee. There are different fees for Sports Betting & Casinos.

I called about an issue with 888.ca that I’m having and iGaming Ontario kept on saying I would have to take it up with 888.ca. Ontario gamblers let it be know a scam casino like many on iGaming Ontario Site can do what they like and get away with it. So a Casino with a 100X Bonus Playthrough is legit, as they don’t have rules like this to be an IGaming Ontario to be a regulated site.

Basically what they are doing is selling an image logo of iGaming Ontario for a fee. This branding like it is done in all major sports.

iGaming really should have rules set in place to protect gamblers, like unfair bonus wager requirements, Fair Withdrawl amounts and amount of time a casino has to pay out gamblers, and many others. These casinos would agree to these things as they would be losing out a ton of money but they are in it for the money just like all the people in the commercials we see non stop.

Something has to be done and we at thecanadiancasinoreviews.com have a place you can post your beef about iGaming Ontario and the good and bad casinos. We have gotten a few emails from casinos and other casino promotions companies offering money for a partnership or banner ad placement we have turned them down as we run the site but are also players like you. We just run google ads so if you see casino ads here that is because ad companies track your searches.

Let’s Fight for real Regulations from iGaming Ontario & AGCO that protect the players and have our best interest in mind and not just lining their pockets. IGO (iGaming Ontario) is just a middleman for the Casinos to Operate in Ontario they just have to agree to their Registrar’s Standards for Internet Gaming which is done on the AGCO site. You will not see what’s in this, as you need to sign an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) as this is the first step required to be a prospective casino. What are they hiding?