Province guide
Sports betting in Quebec
Loto-Québec runs the only provincially operated online sportsbook, Mise-o-jeu+, with an 18+ minimum and French-first service.
The rules in Quebec
Loto-Québec operates Espacejeux, the Mise-o-jeu+ web product and the Mise-o-jeu mobile app. Accounts require Québec residency and the minimum age is 18. Poker liquidity is shared with Manitoba and British Columbia.
What that means in practice
Mise-o-jeu+ publishes the most detailed payment guidance of any Canadian book, down to which banks support which method: Canadian-issued Visa, Mastercard and Amex credit cards, Visa Debit and Mastercard Debit, Interac e-Transfer (not available through Desjardins or Laurentian Bank), Interac Online (TD only), Argent Web prepaid tickets from $10, and electronic bill payment. Minimum deposit is generally $20, or $10 by Argent Web ticket.
Prepaid, corporate and American credit cards are not accepted, all transactions are in Canadian dollars, and withdrawals require a linked personal bank account.
The only legal option in Quebec
Mise-o-jeu+ (Loto-Québec) is the sole legal online sportsbook here. Private operators reviewed on this site are not registered in Quebec, so we do not recommend them to residents. If the province opens to private operators the way Ontario and Alberta have, this page will change.
Getting help in Quebec
Gambling: Help and Referral: 1-800-461-0140. Free and confidential. More options are on our responsible gambling page.
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Quebec betting questions
Is online sports betting legal in Quebec?
Yes, but only through Mise-o-jeu+ (Loto-Québec). Quebec does not license private commercial sportsbooks, so Mise-o-jeu+ (Loto-Québec) is the only legal online option. The minimum age is 18+.
How old do you have to be to bet in Quebec?
18+.
Who regulates betting in Quebec?
Loto-Québec. Conduct and management sits with Loto-Québec.
Where can I get help for problem gambling in Quebec?
Gambling: Help and Referral on 1-800-461-0140. It is free and confidential.
Before you deposit anywhere
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.