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Twelve short clauses govern reading casinoonline-365.com. There is no shop here, no login and no wallet, so the list is brief; most of it explains what a casino guide is in a position to promise a Canadian reader and what it is not. Opening any page counts as agreeing to them.
Reviews, slot pages, how-to guides, the blog, the provincial hubs and any message you write to the editors all fall under them. The moment you register with a casino, that casino's rulebook takes over for everything that happens in your account.
We write about online casinos for people in Canada. We are not a gaming site, a betting shop, a payment processor or anyone's sales agent. Since no stake is ever placed with us, we need no gaming licence; whenever a review mentions one, it is the reviewed brand's licence.
Our audience is grown-ups permitted to gamble at home: nineteen in most provinces and territories, eighteen in Quebec, Manitoba and Alberta. Every province manages a separate online market — AGCO together with iGaming Ontario in Ontario, AGLC in Alberta, a Crown lottery corporation in the rest — so whether a brand is available to you is something to settle before you open an account.
This company answers for everything printed here and for this set of clauses. Readers reach it in writing only; it keeps no phone line.
Most buttons leading to a casino are tracked, and the publisher can earn a fee once someone signs up after clicking. Our paid links note spells out the mechanics and the firewall between that income and a verdict.
Welcome packages, playthrough, cash-out caps and licence data are taken from operator documents and public registers on the checking date printed under each headline. Casinos rewrite them at will. Prior to any deposit, pull up the brand's current rulebook; if it disagrees with us, it wins.
The wording, comparison tables, artwork and layout belong to the publisher, or it holds a licence for them. Cite a couple of sentences and link to us — welcome. Lifting full reviews, running scrapers or reposting our pages elsewhere — not allowed. Casino and studio trademarks stay with whoever owns them.
Regulators, help lines, studios and casinos we link to operate on their own servers under their own rules. What they publish and how they treat you is between you and them.
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You get the guide in its current state. So far as Canadian law permits, nothing lost at a casino, nothing decided on the back of a page, and no payout a casino withholds becomes the publisher's debt. Statutory rights under your province's consumer protection rules remain untouched. Fuller wording sits in the disclaimer.
An update simply replaces this text at this address; look at the checking date to see which version you are reading.
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Every brand on this site is matched against the regulator that actually licenses it — AGCO with iGaming Ontario in Ontario, AGLC in Alberta, the provincial lottery corporation elsewhere — and we read the payout, bonus and verification terms in full before the page goes up. There is no Canada-wide casino licence, so we name the province each time.
Some outgoing links earn us a commission. It never buys a place in a table or a better score: the order comes from the checks set out in how we rate. Spotted something out of date? Tell the editors.
19+ in most provinces, 18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec. Free, confidential help in Ontario: ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600, 24/7. Other provinces: where to get help.