The decision means that the Canadian province may interact with US online poker Ontario’s online poker and gaming market could soon expand beyond national borders following a major ruling by the Ontario Court of Appeal. The court decided that provincially regulated gambling sites can legally allow players in Ontario to compete with participants outside Canada,
Gaming attorney Jeff Ifrah suggests the province is “actively seeking” a solution Ontario could be getting closer to opening its online poker tables to players outside the province, including those in the United States. Although the province’s market is currently restricted to residents within Ontario, legal efforts are underway to expand its reach, and according
The Canadian province will bring greater regulatory oversight to the iGaming market Ontario’s online gaming industry is set to experience significant changes following the passage of Bill 216, introducing the iGaming Ontario Act. This new legislation restructures iGaming Ontario (iGO), separating it from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and establishing it as
The poker tournament for Ontario players proved to be a huge success The ONCOOP Main Event generated a prize pool of CAD 206,360 (US $150,251), with 87 players in the money, including “dusty truth,” who finished 83rd for CAD 682 (US $497) and won three events at the series. PokerStars team pro Arlie “Prince Pablo”
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