Ontario online gambling revenue reaches CAN$307 million in June

Online gambling revenue in Ontario amounted to CAN$307 million (US$226 million) during June, an increase from last year but a month-on-month drop from May’s record figures.

Non-adjusted gross gaming revenue was 27.9% higher than the $240 million reported in June last year. However, it fell 9.2% short of the record $338 million posted in May 2025.

Data from iGaming Ontario shows online casino accounted for $243 million of all revenue in June. This was 41% more than the same month last year.

Online sports betting revenue, however, declined year-on-year, falling 7.9% to $58 million. Internet poker revenue climbed 12.5% to $5.4 million for the month.

Spending rises 21.4% in Ontario

In terms of spending, players wagered a total of $7.26 billion. This cleared last year’s spend by 21.4% but was 10% behind the $8.07 billion wagered in May this year.

Online casino wagers increased 25.2% to $6.36 billion. Internet sports betting spend stayed level at $768 million for the month, while online poker bets were also steady at $132 million.

As for player numbers, iGaming Ontario said there were 1 million active online gambling accounts in June. This was 20.9% ahead of last year and 5.2% behind May’s total.

Average revenue per active player also increased 5.9% to $303 million. However, this was 4.1% less than the average of $316 in May.