Rankings
Ten regulated books, scored against the same five criteria. Rankings change when the evidence changes, not when a commercial deal does. Read how we rate before you argue with the order.
By category
One book rarely wins everything. If you have a specific need, start here instead of at number one.
Best overall
Live streaming across hundreds of thousands of events, CFL included, and registration in both open provinces.
Read the review →Best app
4.8 stars from about 31,000 App Store ratings, the largest well-rated sample of any book here.
Read the review →Best support
Live chat, email and phone, all 24/7, all documented on its own contact page.
Read the review →Fastest documented payouts
Publishes withdrawal timings by method, including Interac e-Transfer in about eight hours.
Read the review →Best for props
Deepest player prop and same game parlay menu, plus Interac and PayPal side by side.
Read the review →Best for soccer
A European book at heart, with the most transparent licensing disclosure in the group.
Read the review →Best bilingual service
24/7 support in English and French, with Interac Desjardins support most books skip.
Read the review →Widest payment menu
The only book here confirming crypto, and a CA$10 minimum deposit.
Read the review →Comparison
| Sportsbook | Best for | Where it is legal | Payments | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| bet365 4.7 / 5 |
Best overall for Canadian bettors | Ontario and Alberta | Debit card, Interac, Apple Pay | Review |
| FanDuel 4.6 / 5 |
Best app experience | Ontario and Alberta | Payment card, Credit card, PayPal | Review |
| Sports Interaction 4.5 / 5 |
Best Canadian-focused book | Ontario and Alberta | Interac e-Transfer, Credit cards, eCheck | Review |
| BetMGM 4.3 / 5 |
Best for fast, documented withdrawals | Ontario and Alberta | Interac e-Transfer, Credit and debit cards, PayPal | Review |
| DraftKings 4.3 / 5 |
Best for props and payment choice | Ontario and Alberta | Interac, PayPal, Visa | Review |
| Betway 4.1 / 5 |
Best for watching what you bet | Ontario only | Not published | Review |
| BetVictor 4.0 / 5 |
Best for soccer and transparency | Ontario and Alberta | Interac e-Transfer, Credit cards, E-wallets | Review |
| BET99 3.9 / 5 |
Best bilingual support | Ontario only | Interac, Interac Desjardins, InstaDebit | Review |
| TonyBet 3.6 / 5 |
Best for crypto and small stakes | Ontario and Alberta | Interac e-Transfer, Visa, Mastercard | Review |
| PowerPlay 3.4 / 5 |
Best Android-first casino crossover | Ontario only | Interac e-Transfer, Credit card | Review |
Three things decided most of this list.
Transparency. Some operators publish their licence number, their withdrawal timings and their support hours. Others publish nothing and expect you to find out after you have deposited. BetVictor names its AGCO licence number. BetMGM tells you how long an Interac e-Transfer takes. Betway and PowerPlay publish neither payment methods nor support channels anywhere we could check, and that cost them.
Provincial reach. A book registered in both Ontario and Alberta is more useful than one stuck in a single province, because you keep your account if you move. bet365, Sports Interaction, BetVictor, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and TonyBet all cleared that bar. BET99, Betway and PowerPlay did not.
Canadian coverage. The CFL is the honest test of whether a book treats Canada as a market or as a spreadsheet row. bet365, Sports Interaction and Betway confirm CFL markets. DraftKings, BetMGM, BetVictor, BET99 and TonyBet do not state it. FanDuel goes further than anyone and names the PWHL.
Welcome bonuses. We could not verify a single dollar amount from an operator source, and every third-party number we found conflicted with another. Rather than repeat figures we cannot stand behind, we left them out. Check the offer on the operator site the day you sign up, and read our guide to bonus terms first.
For most bettors in Ontario or Alberta, bet365. It combines the deepest confirmed live streaming of any Canadian book, CFL coverage, and registration in both open provinces. If your priority is the app itself, FanDuel is rated higher by its users. If you want a phone number to call, Sports Interaction is the only book here with 24/7 phone support.
Yes, and most experienced bettors do. Different books post different prices on the same event, and having two or three accounts lets you take the better number. There is no rule against it in any Canadian province.
No. We do earn commission from some operators, but ordering is set by the scoring criteria on our how we rate page. Books we have no relationship with are scored identically and appear throughout the list.
We only cover operators registered with a Canadian provincial regulator. If a site is not on the iGaming Ontario directory or the Alberta iGaming Corporation registered list, and it is not a provincial lottery product, it is not in scope here.
Set a deposit limit the day you open an account, not the day you need one. Every regulated Canadian sportsbook has limit and self-exclusion tools built in, and the provincial help lines on our responsible gambling page are free and confidential.