Online bingo in Ontario is legal on three sites that iGaming Ontario registers for bingo: Casino Time, Delta Casino and Betty. All three run multiplayer games with scheduled draws and shared prize pools, and Casino Time’s tickets start at $0.04. You must be 19 or older and physically in Ontario.
Elsewhere on the register, bingo exists only as single-player video bingo, Slingo or bingo-themed slots, where you play against a paytable rather than against other players. Below are the three bingo lobbies room by room, then video bingo, OLG and the charity halls, and the rest of Canada. This page is part of our guide to casino games in Ontario.
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Online Bingo in Ontario at a Glance
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is online bingo legal in Ontario? | Yes, on sites registered with the AGCO and listed by iGaming Ontario; 19+ and physically in Ontario when you buy tickets |
| How many sites offer real bingo? | Three of the 84 sites on the register are listed for bingo: Casino Time, Delta Casino and Betty |
| Lowest published ticket | $0.04 in Casino Time’s Bingo Blast room; $0.06 in its 24/7 room, The Lounge; $0.10 in Delta Casino’s Bingo on the Go |
| Ball formats | 75-ball at all three; 90-ball at Delta Casino on Friday and Saturday evenings |
| Bingo around the clock | Casino Time’s The Lounge is open 24/7; Delta Casino runs games from 10 AM daily; Betty runs five sessions a day |
| Progressive jackpots | At Delta Casino (seeded from $500 to $2,500, plus the Upik8 and Saturday Surge jackpots) and in three Casino Time rooms |
| Video bingo | Single-player games with a paytable: Betway has 14 on its Bingo shelf, Videoslots 43 bingo-style games, PlayOJO 20 |
| OLG bingo | OLG.ca’s online casino has no bingo category; OLG’s bingo is in land-based charitable gaming centres, 18+ |
The Three Licensed Online Bingo Sites Compared
iGaming Ontario’s register lists 84 sites from 49 operators, accurate as of September 1, 2026, and tags each site with what it is approved to offer. Only three carry the Bingo tag, all three as Casino and Bingo. Each runs real multiplayer bingo: everyone in a game buys tickets for the same draw, and the prizes come from the pool those tickets create.
| Site | Bingo rooms or games | Formats | Lowest ticket price | When | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Casino Time | Six rooms on Pragmatic Play’s bingo platform | 75-ball and 5-line games | $0.04 (Bingo Blast) | The Lounge 24/7; the other rooms nightly or weekly | Casino Time review |
| Delta Casino | Five weekly bingo games plus Upik8 | 75-ball, 90-ball and Upik8 | $0.10 (Bingo on the Go) | Daily from 10 AM; featured games in the evenings | Delta Casino review |
| Betty | One 75-ball game, Betty Bingo | 75-ball, up to five prize stages | Shown in the room | Five sessions a day, morning to night | Betty review |
All three have a foot in Ontario’s land bingo business. Delta Casino is the online arm of Delta Bingo & Gaming, and Casino Time was affiliated with ten charitable gaming centres when it launched online in May 2024. Betty has a bingo hall in Kirkland Lake that takes part in Ontario’s charitable bingo system. It shows in the product: at all three, bingo has its own place in the lobby rather than a filter inside the slots.
Casino Time: Six Rooms, Tickets From $0.04
Casino Time, a Kingston company, runs six bingo rooms on Pragmatic Play’s bingo platform, and its bingo lobby is public: every room, schedule and ticket range is on the page before you register. The Lounge is the main room, open 24/7 with 75-ball games and tickets from $0.06 to $0.50. Bingo Blast opens nightly from 6 to 10 PM with tickets from $0.04 to $0.25 and its own progressive jackpot; Casino Time bills it as up to three times faster than an average 90-ball game.
| Room | When | Tickets | Prizes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Lounge | 24/7, 75-ball | $0.06–$0.50 | Progressive jackpots and a monthly Community Jackpot shared by every player; over $160,000 in guaranteed prizes a month |
| Bingo Blast | Nightly, 6–10 PM | $0.04–$0.25 | Its own progressive; full-house prizes, over $20,000 guaranteed a month |
| Sparkler | Saturday to Thursday, 9 PM | $1 | $500 minimum, 5-line game |
| Super Spark | Fridays, 9 PM | $1 | $1,000 minimum, 5-line game |
| Mega Spark | Last Friday of the month, 9 PM | $1 | $2,500 minimum 5-line prize plus a $2,500 Community Jackpot shared by every player |
| Session Bingo | Saturdays, 2 PM and 7 PM | $0.06–$0.50 | One-hour 75-ball sessions; progressives guaranteed at $3,500 (matinee) and $5,000 (evening) |
Tickets can be bought in the room before the countdown ends or pre-bought for a later game from the lobby menu. Numbers are marked automatically by default, and you can switch to manual daubing. Some rooms require a minimum number of tickets, and a Rookie Room is open to new players for the first week after their first wager. Room chat runs from 8 AM to 1 AM. Draws come from a random number generator, so more tickets raise your chances only in proportion to what you spend.
Casino Time has no native app; the lobby and the bingo rooms work in a phone’s browser. Most Interac e-Transfer withdrawals arrive in under 30 seconds, the fastest published payout in the province.
Where to start: The Lounge, at $0.06 a ticket at any hour. Move to Bingo Blast between 6 and 10 PM if you want quicker games at $0.04.
Delta Casino: 75-Ball, 90-Ball and a Full Weekly Schedule
Delta Casino is the online arm of Delta Bingo & Gaming, which has run bingo halls in Ontario since 1966. Its bingo page shows the next games with the card price, the current prize or jackpot, the players who have joined and a countdown, without logging in. Bingo on the Go is the everyday game: 75-ball at $0.10 a card, from 10 AM to 10 PM daily, or to 6 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, with a new winning pattern every game.
| Game | Format | Card | When | Prize or jackpot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bingo on the Go | 75-ball, changing patterns | $0.10 | Daily 10 AM–10 PM; to 6 PM Friday and Saturday | Pattern prize each game |
| Delta Progressive | 75-ball | $0.50 | Monday and Wednesday 7 PM–midnight; Monday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday noon–2 PM | Progressive from $500, designated number 56 |
| Power Play Bingo | 75-ball with free square, full house | $1.00 | Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday 7–11 PM | Progressive from $2,500, designated number 53 |
| Double Action Encore | 90-ball, two lines | $0.25 | Friday and Saturday 6–7 PM; Friday 10 PM–midnight; Saturday 8:40 PM–midnight | Progressive from $1,000, designated number 18 |
| Saturday Surge | 75-ball, a game every 10 minutes | $1.00 | Saturday 7–8:30 PM | $500 a round; a jackpot from $5,000 for a full card within 51 numbers; a Community Jackpot share |
| Upik8 | Match all 8 numbers on a 3×3 card | $1.00 | Friday 7–10 PM, and about every fourth Bingo on the Go game | Progressive fed by $0.30 a card; at least $5,000 when won, capped at $20,000 |
The rooms have a chat run by Delta’s customer service agents, who act as moderators. If you lose your connection, your cards keep playing and any win is credited. You can be logged in on one device at a time, and on it you can play bingo and slots together. Delta says a game’s return depends on the card price and the number of cards bought: for Saturday Surge it publishes a range from 10.5% with 100,000 cards sold to 50,010% with a single card.
Withdrawals start at $10, Interac e-Transfer usually lands within 24 hours of approval, and a request cannot be cancelled once made. The app is on the App Store and Google Play.
Where to start: Bingo on the Go at $0.10 a card on a weekday morning. For 90-ball, Double Action Encore at $0.25 on a Friday or Saturday evening.
Betty: One 75-Ball Game in Five Daily Sessions
Betty runs Betty Bingo, a real-money 75-ball game with scheduled live games in which everyone in the room plays the same draw. Betty also operates in Alberta, but its bingo is for players located in Ontario only. Cards are 5×5 with a free centre square, numbers are marked automatically, and a round takes about two minutes. Games run in five daily sessions, called Morning, Lunch, Afternoon, Evening and Night; exact times and the number of games change, so the countdown on the Bingo tile and the Bingo Event Details menu in the room are the schedule.
A game can have up to five prize stages, such as one line, two lines, three lines, four lines and coverall, and some use shapes like a heart or a snowflake. Cards that complete a stage on the same number split the prize equally. The pool is card sales minus the house’s percentage, some games add a seed that Betty guarantees, and the minimum return for its 75-ball games is 70%. The card price and the card limit appear in the room before you buy; a game short of its minimum players or cards is cancelled and refunded automatically.
Betty’s bingo hall in Kirkland Lake is part of Ontario’s charitable bingo system, and the company says a share of its Ontario iGaming revenue goes to charities in Northern Ontario; the counter on its home page passed $6.6 million. The minimum deposit and withdrawal are $1, and the iPhone app rates 4.57 from 17,207 Canadian ratings.
Where to start: open the Bingo tile, let one round play out on the countdown, then check the card price and the card limit in the purchase panel before your first ticket.
Video Bingo: What the Other Ontario Casinos Offer
At the other registered casinos, bingo, where it appears at all, means video bingo: a single-player game in which you buy a few cards, a fixed number of balls is drawn and a paytable pays the patterns you complete. There is no room, no other players and no shared pool, and the return is set by the game, as on a slot. In the 6,064-title catalogue classified in our casino games guide, the 16 video bingo titles averaged a published RTP of 92.88%.
| Casino | What the lobby has | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Betway | A Bingo shelf of video bingo and Link&Win games: Thunderstruck II Video Bingo, Immortal Romance Video Bingo, Break da Bank Again Video Bingo, Pachinko | 14 |
| Videoslots | Bingo-style games among its other games | 43 |
| PlayOJO | A video bingo shelf, including Thunderstruck II Video Bingo and Green Machine Bingo; the bingo category itself returns no games | 20 |
| FireVegas | Neko Games’ Thunderstruck II Video Bingo and Break da Bank Again Video Bingo; also Pragmatic Play’s Bingo Mania slot and The Bingo Spot live game show | 2 |
| Casino Days | One video bingo title | 1 |
| BetRivers | No bingo tab in the public lobby; bingo-named slots such as BINGO STAXX Amazon Fury and Green Machine Bingo | 4 |
| PartyCasino | A video bingo shelf among the instant games | — |
| Ruby Fortune and Spin Casino | A Bingo tab in the lobby, in the operator’s App Store screenshots | — |
| High Flyer Casino | Reel Bingo slots and Snakes & Ladders games | — |
High Flyer’s group also runs Jet Bingo, Bingo Cafe and Bingo Liner, but High Flyer is its only brand on the Ontario register. At Fever Slots the bingo category is empty in Ontario, and Casino Classic is registered for casino only.
Where to start: if you want the look of bingo without a schedule, Thunderstruck II Video Bingo is on Betway, PlayOJO and FireVegas. Read the RTP in the game’s paytable before the first round, as you would on a slot.
How Online Bingo Works in Ontario
You enter a room, buy tickets before the countdown reaches zero and wait for the draw; a ticket bought after the start goes into the next game. Pre-buying lets you hold tickets for a later game or session. A random number generator calls the numbers, the software marks your cards, and labels such as 1TG show how many numbers each card still needs. The first card to complete the game’s pattern wins, and tickets that complete it on the same number share the prize.
75-Ball and 90-Ball Bingo
| 75-ball | 90-ball | |
|---|---|---|
| Card | 5×5 grid with a free centre square | 3×9 ticket with 15 numbers, five on each line |
| Numbers called | 1 to 75 | 1 to 90 |
| How you win | The pattern for that game: a line, an X, a shape or a full card | One line, two lines, then a full house |
| Where in Ontario | Casino Time, Delta Casino and Betty | Delta Casino’s Double Action Encore, played for two lines |
75-ball is the format at all three sites, and Delta calls it the most popular bingo game in Canada. In Ontario, 90-ball runs only on Delta’s Friday and Saturday evenings. In 90-ball, a strip of six tickets covers every number from 1 to 90, so each call marks one of your tickets. None of the three lists a 30-ball game.
Where the Prize Money Comes From
In a bingo room the prizes come from the players. Betty describes its pool as card sales minus the house’s percentage, with a seed in some games; Casino Time’s Sparkler and Super Spark set a minimum prize whatever the sales; Delta’s Saturday Surge pays a fixed $500 a round. That makes the return depend on how many cards are sold, which is why Delta publishes a range for Saturday Surge rather than one figure, and why Betty states a floor of 70% for its 75-ball games. Video bingo works the other way round: one published RTP per game, the same for every player.
Progressive Jackpots and Designated Numbers
Each of Delta’s progressives carries a designated number: the jackpot is won only if a card fills within that many calls. At Saturday Surge, a full card within 51 numbers takes a jackpot that starts at $5,000, at published odds of 1 in 112,281. If nobody makes it, the jackpot rolls over and grows: Delta notes that its progressives are not guaranteed to drop each session. Upik8 is won by matching all eight numbers within 18 calls; once its jackpot reaches $20,000, that number rises by one for every further 5,000 cards sold, and the payout is capped at $20,000. The same idea exists in the charity halls, where the AGCO licenses super jackpot games whose designated number rises from event to event until someone wins.
Bingo vs Slingo vs Video Bingo
Three different games share the word bingo, and only one of them puts you in a room with other players.
| Bingo room | Video bingo | Slingo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| You play against | Other players in the room | The game’s paytable | The game’s paytable |
| When | Scheduled games, or a room open 24/7 | Any time, alone | Any time, alone |
| How a result is decided | First card to complete the pattern; ties share the prize | A fixed set of balls against your cards | A slot reel spins numbers that you mark on a bingo-style grid |
| Return | Depends on cards sold; Betty publishes a 70% minimum | Set by the game | Set by the game |
| Where in Ontario | Casino Time, Delta Casino, Betty | Betway, Videoslots, PlayOJO and others | Casino Time, Miki, Spin Genie and others |
Slingo, the slots-and-bingo hybrid, has its own shelf at several Ontario casinos. Casino Time carries 69 titles with Slingo in the name, Miki 65, Spin Genie 52, Titan Play 44, PowerPlay more than 40, NorthStar Bets 38, Videoslots 33, Betway 30, Fever Slots 26, Delta Casino 25 and Amazon Slots 23. At Betway and Delta they come from Gaming Realms, the studio behind the format, with titles such as Slingo Reel King and Slingo Lobstermania. Slingo is a slot in everything that matters: one player, a spin price and a return set by the game. If you like bingo for the room and the chat, it is not a substitute; if you like it for the grid, it is the closest thing outside the three bingo sites. Our guide to online slots in Ontario covers the wider slot lobby.
PlayOLG and Ontario’s Bingo Halls
Is There OLG Bingo Online?
OLG.ca is not on iGaming Ontario’s register, which notes that it runs under the conduct and management of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation. Its online casino menu lists slots, tables, live casino and arcade games, with no bingo category. The bingo-named product in its menus is Bingo Multiplier, one of OLG’s INSTANT scratch games. OLG’s bingo is on land: its site lists the charitable gaming centres across the province. OLG also states the age split. You must be 18 to play lottery and charitable gaming in Ontario, and 19 to visit a casino or play online casino games, which includes bingo on the registered sites.
Charity Bingo Halls and Who Runs Them
OLG’s list of charitable gaming centres has 37 locations, each supporting more than 25 charities and some more than 100, and 15 carry the Delta Bingo and Gaming name. Delta says it has 18 locations, making it the largest bingo operator in the province, and that its participating charities have raised over $640 million. Between sessions, its halls offer Play on Demand electronic games on the player devices. Three Jackpot Time Gaming Entertainment centres are on OLG’s list, and Casino Time’s head office at 1600 Bath Road in Kingston shares its street address with another, Play! Gaming & Entertainment. Casino Time does not accept cash deposits at its partner halls.
The AGCO regulates charitable bingo. A charity needs a lottery licence from the AGCO or its municipality, and a hall operator must register with the AGCO: $12,000 a year for four or more events a week, $700 for three or fewer. Regular bingo events have prize boards of $5,500 or less, and special, or monster, bingo events go above that. A Loonie Progressive can grow to $5,000.
| Charity bingo hall | Registered online bingo site | |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum age | 18 | 19 |
| Licensing | A charitable lottery licence from the AGCO or the municipality; the hall operator registered with the AGCO | An operator registered with the AGCO, under an agreement with iGaming Ontario |
| Where the money goes | Pooled among the hall’s charities, or a 60/40 split in non-pooling halls | To the operator; Delta and Betty say part goes to charities |
| Hours | The hall’s session schedule | The Lounge 24/7; Delta from 10 AM daily; Betty five sessions a day |
Online Bingo in the Rest of Canada
Outside Ontario, the bingo you find online is sold by provincial lottery corporations, and the sites on Ontario’s register take tickets only from players physically in Ontario. Here is how bingo looks on three provincial lottery sites.
| Province | Site | Bingo |
|---|---|---|
| British Columbia | PlayNow (BCLC) | Four rooms, Moonlight Diamonds, Suite 75, Stardust and Coast to Coast, open 24/7; a draw needs at least two players; Suite 75 and Coast to Coast are 75-ball. For players located in BC only |
| Atlantic Canada | ALC | Bingo is an instant-win game: $2, four cards, 45 balls drawn, top prize $20,000, theoretical payout 63% |
| Quebec | Loto-Québec | Lists bingo among the online products of its official site |
| Ontario | Sites on the iGaming Ontario register | Casino Time, Delta Casino and Betty |
The PlayNow rooms work like Ontario’s: real players, shared prizes, 75-ball cards. ALC’s Bingo is closer to video bingo, a single ticket against a prize table. Search results for online bingo in Canada also include a LeoVegas bingo page on leovegas.com/en-ca; the LeoVegas site on Ontario’s register, leovegas.com/en-ca/on/, is listed for casino and sports betting, not bingo. For a real bingo room in Ontario, the three registered sites are the whole list. More on the rules in our guide to legal online gambling in Ontario.
Playing Bingo Responsibly
Online bingo in Ontario is for players aged 19 and over. You can open or log in to an account outside the province, but you can only buy tickets while you are physically in Ontario. Every registered site must offer spending and time limits, a short break and self-exclusion, and BetGuard, run by iGaming Ontario, lets you opt out of every regulated gambling site in Ontario at once.
- Pre-bought tickets are money spent. They play whether or not you are watching: at Delta and Betty, cards keep playing if you disconnect.
- Progressives are not due. A jackpot that has rolled over for weeks is no more likely to drop in the next game.
- Cheap tickets add up. At $0.04 a ticket, 50 tickets a game and a game every few minutes is a real stake by the end of the evening.
- Set limits before the session, not between games, and remember that a Delta Casino withdrawal cannot be cancelled once requested.
If bingo stops being fun, ConnexOntario offers free, confidential help 24 hours a day at 1-866-531-2600. More in our responsible gambling guide.
How We Researched This
We read the bingo pages of Casino Time, Delta Casino, Betty, Betway and BetRivers from an Ontario connection, along with the bingo articles in the Delta Casino, Casino Time and Betty help centres, and checked which sites the iGaming Ontario register lists for bingo. OLG, AGCO, BCLC, ALC and Loto-Québec facts come from their own pages; brand counts come from our reviews. We did not buy tickets, so prices, schedules and guarantees are the operators’ published figures. They change often, so check the room before you buy. Our wider approach is in how we review casinos.
Online Bingo in Ontario: Common Questions
Is online bingo legal in Ontario?
Yes, on sites registered with the AGCO and listed by iGaming Ontario. Three of them are listed for bingo: Casino Time, Delta Casino and Betty. You must be 19 or older and physically in Ontario when you buy tickets.
Which Ontario sites have real online bingo rooms?
Casino Time, with six rooms and The Lounge open 24/7; Delta Casino, with daily 75-ball games and 90-ball on Friday and Saturday evenings; and Betty, with one 75-ball game in five daily sessions. Other casinos offer only single-player video bingo or Slingo.
What is the cheapest online bingo in Ontario?
The lowest published price is in Casino Time’s Bingo Blast: tickets from $0.04, nightly from 6 to 10 PM. Its 24/7 room, The Lounge, starts at $0.06, and Delta Casino’s Bingo on the Go costs $0.10 a card. Betty shows its card price inside the room.
Does OLG have online bingo?
OLG.ca’s online casino has no bingo category; its menu lists slots, tables, live casino and arcade games, and Bingo Multiplier is an INSTANT scratch game. OLG’s bingo is on land, at the charitable gaming centres it lists, where the minimum age is 18.
What is the difference between 75-ball and 90-ball bingo?
75-ball uses a 5×5 card with a free centre square and a pattern that changes from game to game. 90-ball uses a 3×9 ticket with 15 numbers and pays for one line, two lines and a full house. In Ontario, 90-ball runs at Delta Casino.
Is video bingo the same as online bingo?
No. Video bingo is a single-player game: you buy a few cards, a fixed set of balls is drawn and a paytable pays your patterns. A bingo room is multiplayer, with a shared prize pool, and the first card to finish the pattern wins.
Can I play online bingo in Ontario from another province?
No. You can open or log in to an account outside Ontario, but you can only buy tickets while physically in the province. Betty’s bingo is for players located in Ontario, and PlayNow’s bingo rooms are for players located in British Columbia.
How old do you have to be to play bingo in Ontario?
19 for online bingo and every other product on the iGaming Ontario sites. At land-based charitable gaming centres the minimum age is 18, as OLG states.