New casinos arrive in Canada's regulated market regularly. Here's our running look at the newest AGCO / iGaming Ontario-licensed brands we cover, and how to tell a promising new casino from one to skip.
The newest names we cover
Among the AGCO / iGaming Ontario-licensed operators we review, the newest arrivals are ToonieBet and FireVegas, both launched in 2023. ToonieBet stands out for its bilingual Evolution live tables (English and French); FireVegas for a big, Vegas-themed multi-provider catalogue. Both clear our licensed-only bar — the first thing we check.
How to vet a new casino in 30 seconds
- Licence first. Confirm it holds an AGCO registration and an iGaming Ontario agreement. No licence, no account.
- Payout & Interac. Check withdrawal speed and that Interac is supported — a new brand should still pay reliably.
- Don't pick on novelty alone. "New" is a reason to look, not a reason to deposit. The fundamentals still decide it.
- Know the entity. Our reviews name the registered legal entity behind each brand, so you know who you're dealing with.
A new casino is exactly as safe as its licence. The brand can be a week old; the protections come from the AGCO and iGaming Ontario.
Where the current list lives
This roundup is a snapshot. Our homepage tracks the newest casinos as they're licensed and re-checks the ones we already list, so it's always the most current view — and our full reviews index has the in-depth verdicts.