Online poker in Ontario is legal on six sites registered with iGaming Ontario: GGPoker, PokerStars on FanDuel, 888poker, BetMGM Poker, partypoker and bwin. You must be 19 or older and physically in Ontario to play for real money.
The six sites deal to only four player pools, because BetMGM Poker, partypoker and bwin share one network, and every table is closed to anyone outside the province.
We read each room’s published rake table, game list, Sunday schedule and tool rules for this guide, and checked the legal position against the court files. The short version: the cheapest room depends on your stake, PokerStars now lives inside FanDuel, and a Supreme Court of Canada ruling that could open Ontario’s tables to the world is still pending. This page is part of our guide to casino games in Ontario.
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Online Poker in Ontario at a Glance
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is online poker legal in Ontario? | Yes, on the six sites iGaming Ontario lists under Poker; 19+ and physically in the province |
| How many poker sites are there? | Six sites in four player pools: GGPoker; PokerStars on FanDuel; 888poker; and one network shared by BetMGM Poker, partypoker and bwin |
| Can you play against players outside Ontario? | No. All Ontario tables are Ontario-only. A Supreme Court of Canada case that could change this was heard on 7 October 2026; the decision is reserved |
| What happened to PokerStars? | Its Ontario platform closed on 7 May 2026; the brand returned on 5 June 2026 as PokerStars on FanDuel, with new accounts |
| Which room has the lowest rake? | At $0.05/$0.10, GGPoker’s $1 cap per pot is the lowest; from $0.25/$0.50 to $2.50/$5, the BetMGM network’s $3 cap is |
| Biggest regular Sunday tournament | GGPoker’s Ontario MILLION$: $50 buy-in, $100,000 guaranteed |
| How big is the market? | About C$1.7 billion wagered on poker a year, but only 1% to 2% of Ontario’s online gambling |
| Are HUDs allowed? | It depends on the room: built-in HUDs at GGPoker and 888poker, third-party trackers allowed at BetMGM, banned at partypoker and bwin |
The Six Legal Online Poker Sites in Ontario
iGaming Ontario’s register of regulated sites has a Poker filter. At the time of writing it returned six sites, the same six as in early September. Each one runs a real-money poker room in which you play against other players and the site takes a share of each pot, the rake, or an entry fee in tournaments.
| Site | Network | Operator | Games | Signature formats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GGPoker (ggpoker.ca) | GGPoker | NSUS Limited | No Limit Hold’em, PLO, 5-card PLO | All-In or Fold, Spin & Gold, WSOP Online |
| PokerStars on FanDuel (poker.fanduel.ca) | PokerStars on FanDuel | FanDuel Canada ULC | Hold’em, Omaha, Fixed Limit | Zoom, Spin & Go, All-In Poker |
| 888poker (888poker.ca) | 888poker | VHL Ontario Limited (evoke) | Hold’em, Omaha Hi and Hi/Lo, Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo, Fixed Limit | SNAP, BLAST |
| BetMGM Poker (on.betmgm.ca) | BetMGM network | BetMGM Canada Inc. | Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo | FastForward, SPINS |
| partypoker (on.partypoker.ca) | BetMGM network | ElectraWorks Maple Limited (Entain) | Hold’em, PLO, Short Deck | fastforward, SPINS |
| bwin (on.bwin.ca) | BetMGM network | ElectraWorks Maple Limited (Entain) | Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha Hi/Lo, Short Deck | Fast Forward, Spins |
Our reviews cover the same companies: GGPoker, FanDuel, 888, BetMGM, PartyCasino and bwin. At FanDuel and BetMGM the poker room uses the same account and wallet as the casino; GGPoker is the other way round, a poker room with a casino attached. That casino sits inside the client, with no demo mode, and includes GG99, a set of table, video poker and arcade games configured to 99% RTP.
Casino poker is not online poker
Many Ontario casinos list “poker” in their lobbies — video poker, Three Card Poker, Caribbean Stud. Those are casino games played against the house, not against other players, and the register does not count them: Golden Nugget, Golden Tiger, Caesars, BetNova and Pinnacle, among others, are listed for Casino or Sports Betting only. If you want those games, our casino games guide covers them. This page is about player-versus-player poker.
Four Player Pools, Not Six
The number that decides how busy your tables are is the number of pools, and Ontario has four.
- GGPoker runs its own Ontario room on the global GGPoker software, with the same tools as GGPoker.com but only Ontario players.
- PokerStars on FanDuel is one room. FanDuel’s help centre says Canadian and US accounts are completely separate, and the shared US network covers only New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
- 888poker runs its own Ontario room, separate from 888’s international network, whatever its homepage says about players worldwide: Ontario’s rules keep every table in the province.
- BetMGM Poker, partypoker and bwin are three doors into one network. None of them says so in one sentence, but the evidence is consistent: all three clients connect to the same partypoker game server and differ only in a brand code; their apps were updated to the same version, 8.7.3, within an hour of each other on 28 May 2026; and BetMGM’s Ontario terms forbid entering the same poker event through more than one of the brands.
The only cash-game traffic figures we found date back to February 2025, and they come from a third party: in that month, GameIntel data published by the news site pokerfuse put GGPoker at an average of 365 occupied cash seats, PokerStars at 214, the BetMGM network at 84 and 888poker at 34. No Ontario room publishes its own numbers, and PokerStars has changed platform since. Treat the order, not the figures, as the useful part.
What Happened to PokerStars in Ontario
PokerStars ran its own Ontario room from 2022. In 2026 it moved inside FanDuel, which belongs to the same group, Flutter.
| Date | What happened |
|---|---|
| 3 March 2026 | PokerStars announces that FanDuel will be its exclusive home in North America, Ontario included |
| 7 May 2026 | The PokerStars Ontario platform, run by TSG Interactive Canada, closes for poker, casino and sports |
| 3 June 2026 | Planned launch on FanDuel, postponed the same morning |
| 5 June 2026 | PokerStars exclusively on FanDuel goes live in Ontario, at poker.fanduel.ca |
For players, three things changed. You need a FanDuel account; old PokerStars balances were not moved across, and had to be withdrawn from the old site. The software is new: the client and app are FanDuel builds, and the download links point to Playtech’s iPoker technology rather than the classic PokerStars client. And the register no longer lists PokerStars at all: the room appears as “FanDuel Poker”, run by FanDuel Canada ULC. The old address, on.pokerstars.ca, is still online and sends you to FanDuel. Our PokerStars page keeps the background.
The Sunday flagship tells the story of the first months. The Sunday Dynasty launched on 7 June with a $100,000 guarantee at $100. By late October it carried $20,000, and on 25 October it drew 194 players, with $3,975 for the winner.
Rake Compared: What Each Ontario Room Takes
Every cash-game pot that reaches the flop pays rake: a percentage of the pot, up to a cap. All four networks publish their Ontario tables, and they are close on the percentage — about 5% everywhere — but far apart on the cap, which is what decides the cost once pots get big.
| Stakes | GGPoker | PokerStars on FanDuel | BetMGM, partypoker, bwin | 888poker |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $0.05/$0.10 | 5%, cap $1 (heads-up $0.25) | 5.56%, cap $2 (heads-up $1) | 5%, cap $3 (heads-up $1) | 5%, cap $2 (heads-up $1) |
| $0.25/$0.50 | 5%, cap $4 (heads-up $1) | 5.56%, cap $3.50 (heads-up $1.50) | 5%, cap $3 (heads-up $1) | 5%, cap $4 (heads-up $1) |
| $1/$2 | 5%, cap $6 (heads-up $1.50) | 5.56%, cap $5 (heads-up $2.50) | 5%, cap $3 (heads-up $1) | 5%, cap $4 (heads-up $1) |
| $2/$5 or $2.50/$5 | $2/$5: 5%, cap $8 (heads-up $2) | $2.50/$5: 5.56%, cap $6 (heads-up $3) | $2.50/$5: 5%, cap $3 (heads-up $1) | $2/$5: 5%, cap $4 (heads-up $1) |
| $5/$10 | 5%, cap $10 (heads-up $2.50) | 5%, cap $6 (heads-up $3.50) | 5%, cap $7.50 (heads-up $6) | 5%, cap $5 (heads-up $2.50) |
Three findings stand out. At the micro stakes, GGPoker is the cheapest: its $1 cap at $0.05/$0.10 is a third of the BetMGM network’s. From $0.25/$0.50 to $2.50/$5 the order reverses, and the BetMGM network, with the same $3 cap at every one of those stakes, takes the least from a big pot — half of GGPoker’s cap at $1/$2. And PokerStars on FanDuel takes slightly more per pot than the others up to $2.50/$5, $0.01 for every $0.18 rather than every $0.20, and its own help page shows its Ontario caps are higher than those it charges in the US ($5 against $3.50 at $1/$2).
Two caveats. Most micro-stakes pots never reach the cap, so at $0.05/$0.10 the percentage matters more than the cap; GGPoker also takes one big blind from every pot of 30 big blinds or more for its Bad Beat Jackpot. GGPoker’s Omaha is cheaper than its Hold’em up to $2/$5: a full PLO pot at $0.50/$1 is capped at $2, against $5. And bwin’s own rake page publishes a different schedule; because its players sit at the same tables as BetMGM’s and partypoker’s, we use the network table that BetMGM and partypoker both publish.
Tournament fees
| Network | Tournament fee |
|---|---|
| GGPoker | A set share of the buy-in, shown in each event’s lobby; no rake on tournament pots |
| PokerStars on FanDuel | Included in the buy-in and shown in the lobby’s Structure tab; no table published |
| BetMGM network | From 0% to 20% of the buy-in, according to the help centre; the poker guide says up to 25% |
| 888poker | 9.09% up to $55, $9 on a $109 event (8.26%), $15 on $215 (6.98%), $25 on $525 (4.76%) |
The pattern at 888poker holds across the market: the fee falls as a share of the buy-in as the buy-in rises, so a micro-stakes tournament player pays proportionally the most.
Fast-Fold Tables and Lottery Sit & Gos
Beyond regular cash tables and tournaments, each network sells two fast formats: a fast-fold pool, where you move to a new table as soon as you fold, and a three-player hyper-turbo whose prize pool is set by a random multiplier.
| Network | Fast-fold | Lottery sit & go | Buy-ins | Multiplier range | Other formats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GGPoker | — | Spin & Gold | $0.25 to $200 | x2 up to x40,000 (3-max) | All-In or Fold (8 big blinds, shove or fold) |
| PokerStars on FanDuel | Zoom (cash and tournaments) | Spin & Go | $1, $5, $20, $50 | Up to 10,000x ($1, $5) and 5,000x ($20, $50) | All-In Poker; CAP tables capped at 20 big blinds |
| BetMGM network | fastforward, Hold’em $0.05/$0.10 to $1/$2 | SPINS | $1, $5, $10, $50 | 2x to 12,000x | Short Deck; Run It Twice |
| 888poker | SNAP | BLAST | 10¢, $1, $5, $10, $20 | 2x to 10,000x | Play with Friends private tables |
The lottery formats are where the published odds are worth reading. GGPoker publishes the whole Spin & Gold wheel: the top multiplier lands once in two million games, and the two smallest, x2 and x3, are 92.5% of all games, where the winner takes everything. 888poker puts the chance of BLAST’s 10,000x top prize at one in a million, and publishes its fee per buy-in: 10% at 10¢, falling to 7.7% at $20. The BetMGM network charges 8% on $1 and $5 SPINS, 6% at $10 and 5% at $50.
Fast-fold changes the game more than it changes the price: you see more hands an hour, so you pay rake on more pots. PokerStars on FanDuel allows up to eight Zoom tables at once on desktop and two on mobile; 888poker caps regular cash play at six tables, and one on a phone.
Tournaments: Sunday Majors and Series
Tournaments are where pool size shows most clearly. The table below lists the largest regular Sunday events each network advertised when this guide was written.
| Network | Sunday event | Buy-in | Guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|
| GGPoker | Ontario MILLION$ (flights through the week, final day Sunday 8:30 PM) | $50 | $100,000 |
| GGPoker | GGMasters (Sunday 5 PM) | $150 | $50,000 |
| GGPoker | Sunday Deepstack / Sunday Hundred Stack | $250 / $100 | $10,000 each |
| PokerStars on FanDuel | Sunday Dynasty (6 PM) | $100 | $20,000 |
| PokerStars on FanDuel | Sunday Shield / Sunday Marathon | $30 / $75 | $4,000 / $3,500 |
| BetMGM network | The Sunday Party | $265 | $10,000 |
| BetMGM network | Sunday Carnival / Sunday Monsterstack | $55 / $109 | $3,000 each |
| 888poker | $10,000 Sunday Mystery Bounty Main Event (6:30 PM) | $109 | $10,000 |
| 888poker | $10,000 Sunday High Roller / Sunday Big Shot 215 | $525 / $215 | $10,000 / $8,000 |
GGPoker’s weekly guarantees are several times anyone else’s, and its series are in a different league. The other three run Sunday majors between $8,000 and $20,000.
| Network | Latest Ontario series | Dates | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| GGPoker | WSOP Online, eight bracelet events for Ontario | 13 Sep to 6 Oct 2026 | $2.95 million guaranteed; Main Event $1,000 with $1,000,000 |
| GGPoker | GG Ontario Festival | 3 May to 9 Jun 2026 | $8 million guaranteed, in three buy-in tiers |
| PokerStars on FanDuel | September Dynasty Series | 12 to 28 Sep 2026 | 60 No Limit Hold’em events, $30 to $500; Main Event $300 with $50,000 |
| 888poker | XL Autumn Series | 20 to 28 Sep 2026 | 18 events, $95,500 guaranteed in total; Main Event $162 Mystery Bounty with $40,000 |
| BetMGM network | No series on the calendar to 26 November 2026 | — | Its last Ontario Poker Championships, in 2023, guaranteed $500,000 |
The WSOP link is GGPoker’s own: its parent group, NSUS, bought the World Series of Poker in 2024, and the Ontario room hosts the province’s online bracelet events.
HUDs, Trackers and the Rules on Software
A HUD shows statistics about your opponents on the table. Ontario’s rooms disagree on whether you may use one, and the disagreement runs through the middle of one network.
| Room | HUDs and trackers | Other rules |
|---|---|---|
| GGPoker | Built-in Smart HUD, free for every player, with opponent stats in cash games, All-In or Fold and tournaments | Terms ban bots and any interference with the software |
| PokerStars on FanDuel | Built-in stack-in-big-blinds and hand-strength indicators; bans “prohibited software” without publishing a list | Hand histories exportable from the desktop client only |
| BetMGM Poker | Allowed from a published list: Holdem Manager, PokerTracker, Hand2Note, NoteCaddy, Poker Copilot and table tools | Solvers, equity calculators, push/fold charts, bots and virtual machines banned |
| partypoker and bwin | No HUDs or trackers; table-management tools only | Hand histories from the previous day only, kept for 40 days |
| 888poker | Own HUD free on all devices (VPIP, PFR, 3-bet); trackers that only organise your own tables’ data | AI tools, real-time advice, data from tables you are not at and seating scripts banned |
The odd one out is the BetMGM network. A BetMGM Poker player may run PokerTracker or Holdem Manager at a table where partypoker and bwin players, under their own brand’s rules, may not. If you play that network and rely on a tracker, the brand you sign up with matters.
Above the operators’ rules sit the regulator’s. The AGCO’s Registrar’s Standards for Internet Gaming require every operator to detect and prevent bots and software that gives an unfair advantage (Standard 4.22), to stop collusion, seat-sharing and playing against yourself (4.23), and to give players a simple way to report suspected cheating (4.17 to 4.19).
Ontario Poker Apps Compared
| Room | iPhone app (App Store Canada) | Android app (Google Play) | Desktop |
|---|---|---|---|
| PokerStars on FanDuel | 4.7 from 1,839 ratings | 4.5 from 642 ratings | Windows, Mac |
| GGPoker | 4.4 from 2,754 ratings | 2.8 from 401 reviews | Windows, Mac |
| BetMGM Poker | 4.3 from 1,828 ratings | 3.1 from 543 ratings | Windows, Mac, browser |
| 888poker | 4.2 from 3,665 ratings | 4.1 from 2,045 ratings | Windows, Mac, browser |
| partypoker | 4.0 from 1,286 ratings | 3.1 from 498 ratings | Windows, Mac |
| bwin | 3.6 from 30 ratings | 2.7 from 12 ratings | Windows, Mac |
888poker has the most-rated Ontario poker apps on both stores, and it and PokerStars on FanDuel have the only Android apps above 4. PokerStars on FanDuel scores highest on the iPhone, but none of its ratings can be older than the app itself, which was listed on 4 June 2026. The three Entain apps run the same software, yet bwin’s has a few dozen ratings against more than a thousand for the other two. For casino apps on the same accounts, see our Ontario casino apps comparison.
Deposits and Withdrawals
| Room | Ways to pay | Withdrawal time, as published |
|---|---|---|
| GGPoker | Interac, Visa and Mastercard debit, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, MuchBetter, LuxonPay | Audit under 24 hours (72 at busy times); e-wallets about an hour after that; cards 1 to 5 business days. First withdrawal each month free, then $1 |
| PokerStars on FanDuel | Online banking (Trustly), Interac, cards, PayPal | Review within 24 hours (48 for the first); PayPal up to 48 hours; Interac up to 5 business days, 2 to 3 with Autodeposit. No fees |
| BetMGM network | Interac, cards, Apple Pay (deposits only) and online banking at all three; PayPal and MuchBetter at BetMGM; paysafecard and Luxon at partypoker and bwin | Interac credited within 8 hours of approval at partypoker and bwin; BetMGM review up to 3 to 5 days, then within 24 hours by Interac, PayPal, MuchBetter or Visa debit |
| 888poker | Visa, Apple Pay, Interac and MuchBetter both ways; Mastercard and Paysafecard deposits only | Interac and MuchBetter 2 to 4 business days; Visa and Apple Pay up to 6; $5 minimum withdrawal |
Interac is the common route, accepted both ways at every room. Our Interac casinos guide compares payout times on the casino side of the same accounts.
Is Online Poker Legal in Ontario?
Yes, on registered sites. All six poker sites on this page are on the iGaming Ontario register. Since April 2022 private operators have offered online poker in Ontario under agreements with iGaming Ontario, the provincial agency that conducts and manages the market, and registration with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario. In peer-to-peer games the operator does not play against you: it runs the table as iGaming Ontario’s agent and takes the rake, whose maximum iGaming Ontario sets in its contracts with operators, according to the Court of Appeal.
Two conditions apply to every player. You must be 19 or older (Standard 3.01), and you must be physically in Ontario when you play: the standards require continuous geolocation and VPN detection (Standard 3.02). Living in Ontario is not enough if you are on holiday in Quebec. Our guide to legal online gambling in Ontario covers the wider rules.
Will Ontario Share Player Pools With the World?
Not yet, and not soon. The province’s own order in council of February 2024 says Ontario players are not entitled to take part in games involving players outside Ontario. The same order asked the courts whether that could change.
| Date | Step |
|---|---|
| 2 February 2024 | Ontario refers the question to the Court of Appeal (Order in Council 210/2024) |
| 26 to 28 November 2024 | Court of Appeal hearing |
| 12 November 2025 | Reference re iGaming Ontario, 2025 ONCA 770: by 4 to 1, online gaming would remain legal if Ontario players played with people outside Canada, poker being the main example |
| 10 December 2025 | Atlantic Lottery, the BC Lottery Corporation and Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada (file 42141); Loto-Québec joins in April 2026 |
| 13 July 2026 | Alberta opens its own regulated online market; its poker is also closed to players outside Alberta |
| 7 October 2026 | Supreme Court hearing; decision reserved, no date announced |
The interveners show who is waiting on the answer: the Canadian Gaming Association, Flutter (PokerStars on FanDuel’s owner), NSUS (GGPoker’s owner) and the Attorney General of Alberta. Even a decision in Ontario’s favour would not connect the tables by itself: the province would still have to choose to do it, and operators would have to build it. An Alberta–Ontario poker agreement has been discussed in public by the head of Alberta’s iGaming agency, but nothing has been signed.
How Big Is Online Poker in Ontario?
Steady in dollars, shrinking as a share. iGaming Ontario reports peer-to-peer poker separately in its market data: C$1.7 billion wagered in the 2024-25 fiscal year, with C$66 million in gaming revenue. Summing its monthly figures for 2025-26 gives about C$1.73 billion and C$71 million. The rest of the market has grown much faster, so poker’s share of all wagers fell from 2.8% in the first full year to 1.7%.
The latest month published, August 2026, had C$122 million wagered on poker, 1% of the C$9.74 billion market, and C$5.6 million in revenue. From January to August 2026 poker wagers were 2.9% below the same months of 2025. iGaming Ontario does not publish how many people play poker, only the number of active accounts across the whole market.
How to Choose an Ontario Poker Site
- Start with the pool, not the brand. Joining BetMGM, partypoker or bwin puts you at the same tables; the choice between them is about apps and tool rules.
- Match the rake to your stake. Below $0.25/$0.50 GGPoker’s caps are the lowest; from $0.25/$0.50 to $2.50/$5 the BetMGM network’s are.
- For tournaments, follow the guarantees. GGPoker runs the largest regular Sunday events and the only WSOP bracelet series in the province.
- Check the tool policy before you install anything. A tracker allowed at BetMGM Poker is banned at partypoker and bwin.
- Play the formats you know. The multipliers on Spin & Gold, Spin & Go, SPINS and BLAST are published; most of those games pay two or three times the buy-in to a single winner.
- Set your limits first. Every registered room offers deposit limits and other responsible gambling tools in the account settings.
How We Researched This
| What | How |
|---|---|
| Which sites | The iGaming Ontario register, Poker filter, read from an Ontario connection for this guide, checked against each operator’s Ontario site, help centre and app listing |
| Rake and fees | Each room’s published Ontario rake table, copied in full; 888poker’s tournament fees from its own tournament feed |
| Tournaments | Live tournament calendars and feeds, official series schedules and the operators’ announcements, at the time of writing |
| Networks | The operators’ own pages, terms and client configuration; third-party reporting used only where labelled as such |
| Legal position | The Court of Appeal decision, the Supreme Court of Canada case file, the order in council and the AGCO’s Registrar’s Standards for Internet Gaming |
| Market size | iGaming Ontario’s annual figures and monthly market data to August 2026 |
Rake tables, schedules and guarantees change often, and the Supreme Court decision could change the whole market. Check the figures in the room before you play. Our wider approach is in how we review casinos.
Play Within Your Limits
Skill pays off in poker only over many sessions, which makes it easy to keep playing to win back a bad one. Set a deposit limit before you start and treat losses as the cost of the game. If poker stops being fun, ConnexOntario offers free, confidential help 24 hours a day at 1-866-531-2600. More in our responsible gambling guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is online poker legal in Ontario?
Yes, on the six sites registered with iGaming Ontario: GGPoker, PokerStars on FanDuel, 888poker, BetMGM Poker, partypoker and bwin. You must be 19 or older and physically in Ontario when you play.
What is the best online poker site in Ontario?
It depends on how you play. GGPoker has the largest tournaments and the lowest rake caps at the micro stakes; the BetMGM network (BetMGM, partypoker, bwin) has the lowest caps from $0.25/$0.50 to $2.50/$5; PokerStars on FanDuel has the best-rated apps on both stores.
Can Ontario players play poker against the rest of the world?
No. All Ontario poker tables are open only to players in Ontario. The Court of Appeal found in November 2025 that sharing player pools internationally would be legal; the Supreme Court of Canada heard the appeal on 7 October 2026 and has not yet ruled.
Is PokerStars still available in Ontario?
Yes, but inside FanDuel. The PokerStars Ontario platform closed on 7 May 2026 and the brand returned on 5 June 2026 as PokerStars on FanDuel at poker.fanduel.ca. You need a FanDuel account; old balances were not transferred.
Which Ontario poker site has the lowest rake?
At $0.05/$0.10 GGPoker caps rake at $1 a pot with five or more players. From $0.25/$0.50 to $2.50/$5 the BetMGM network caps it at $3, against $4 to $8 elsewhere. All four networks charge about 5% of the pot up to the cap.
Can I use a HUD on Ontario poker sites?
GGPoker and 888poker give every player a free built-in HUD. BetMGM Poker allows trackers such as PokerTracker and Holdem Manager from a published list. partypoker and bwin do not allow HUDs or trackers, even though they share tables with BetMGM.