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How CanadaCasinos.info rates operators

The editorial criteria behind our Canada-aware casino profiles.

We explain how this site is built so you can trust the comparisons - and know what they are not.
HOW WE WORK

Our method in five points

Independent, archive-aware, Canada-first.

We start with the law, not the logo

Every profile begins by asking whether the operator is authorized where you live. In Ontario that means AGCO registration; elsewhere, the provincial site. A brand's marketing never overrides your province's rules.

We compare what you actually use

Games, payments, terms and safer-play controls - the things that change your experience - score higher in our notes than a flashy lobby or a big bonus.

Scores are editorial, never safety ratings

Our 5-star marks are a comparison of fit and transparency, not a verdict on whether you will win, how fast you will be paid, or whether an operator is 'safe.' No editorial score can promise that.

Archive-aware

This site rebuilds an older casino archive. We keep historical routes so old links resolve, but we strip stale promotions and label what is history versus what is current. Verify live terms before you act.

We show our work

When we cite a market figure (for example Ontario's 2024-25 wagering and revenue), it comes from the regulator's own reporting. Where we are uncertain, we say so.
BOUNDARIES

What we are not

Three lines we do not cross.

  • We are not a casino and we do not take bets, deposits or withdrawals.
  • We are not a lawyer. Nothing here is legal advice; confirm the current rules with your provincial regulator.
  • We do not promise outcomes. No game, bonus or operator is a path to guaranteed winnings.
Editorial independence matters. We do not let operator relationships shape a profile, and we would tell you if that ever changed.