Local Government agency iGaming Ontario (iGO) announced gross online gambling revenue for June 2026 in the Canadian territory. The total for the month was USD 400.6 million, up 30.5% year-over-year from USD 306.8 million reached in June of 2025. Moreover, June marked the sixth time total online revenue has topped USD 400 million, all coming in the last eight months.
About verticals, online casino revenue of USD 316.8 million in June was the fourth-best month in history, while sports betting revenue reached USD 78.6 million. Online poker revenue was USD 5.2 million.
Total online gambling revenue since launch (not counting the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation’s numbers) has accumulated more than USD 12.6 billion, with nearly USD 9.5 billion (75%) coming from online casinos, USD 2.8 billion (22%) from sports betting, and USD 259.7 million (2%) from online poker.
Total taxes in the 50 months since launch have now surpassed USD 2.5 billion to approximately USD 2.52 billion (20% of revenue).
There is a total of 70 licensed online casinos in Ontario (both from iGO and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, OLG), with about 1.27 million active players. In 2025, iGaming operators generated more than USD 4 billion in revenue (+34% vs 2024), and wagers climbed to USD 98.3 billion, up 26% from 2024.