State of Online Casino in Canada – 2021 Infographic
As the world grapples to move online, our recent compilation of infographics highlights Canada as the fastest-growing online gambling market in the world.
The stats are a clear indication of where the market is heading and what Canadian players are looking for.
This research we’ve compiled gives us an indication of the trends to come, what Canadian players are looking for when choosing an online casino, and why gambling might become a predominantly online activity in the near future.
If you’re still skeptical, the information on Statista.com and Canadian news agency will soon have you convinced. If on the other hand, you’re already aware of the industry dynamics, it is not a bad idea to revisit the numbers to make sure your business plan is right on track.
In the infographic you’ll find the below information:
- Whether Canadian players prefer to play with locally licensed online casinos and whether offshore licensed casinos are being explored as an alternative.
- What games are trending in 2021 and what will keep trending in the near future.
- What is the average bonus amount offered and what are the wagering requirements.
Sources:
Kahnawake Gaming Commission, https://gamingcommission.ca/
Biggest Online Casino Fine, https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/kahnawake-s-resident-cybercasino-giant-fined-for-illegal-gaming-1.659636
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, https://www.olg.ca/en/home.html
Statista, https://www.statista.com/
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Gambling Awareness: Staying in the Green
At CanadaCasino, we believe that the best way to enjoy online gaming is to stay informed and in control. In the Canadian market, gambling should always be viewed as a form of paid entertainment, much like a movie ticket or a hockey game—never as a source of income.
The Golden Rules of Responsible Play
To keep your experience positive, we recommend following the Lower-Risk Gambling Guidelines developed by the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction:
- Set a Hard Budget: Only wager what you can afford to lose. Once that “entertainment fund” is gone, it is time to log off.
- Time Management: Use your phone or casino tools to set session timers. It is easy to lose track of time when you’re on a roll.
- Avoid “The Chase”: Trying to win back losses is the most common pitfall. Accept a loss as the “cost of play” and walk away.
- Play Sober and Focused: Never gamble when you are stressed, upset, or under the influence of alcohol or substances.
If you ever feel that gambling is no longer just entertainment, it’s important to know that help is available. Independent organizations like GambleAware provide free, confidential advice, tools, and support for anyone looking to understand their gambling habits better or seek professional help.