Betinia launches in Ontario as new operators await approval
The new casino and sportsbook is the third brand from operator Canadix Limited to enter the province.
TORONTO · Betinia has launched its online casino and sportsbook in Ontario, becoming the latest operator to enter the province's crowded iGaming market. The brand is operated by Malta-registered Canadix Limited, which also runs ToonieBet and Swiper in the province. Players can access Betinia's platform through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. A company spokesperson said the launch reinforces its commitment to regulated markets and high standards for safe gaming. The operator's product offering includes over 5,000 casino games and a sportsbook covering major North American leagues like the NHL, NBA, MLB and NFL.
It also features exclusive games such as MEGA11 and a localized Soccer Manager fantasy sports simulation. Canadix's brands are associated with Malta-based iGaming technology company Soft2Bet. ToonieBet entered the Ontario market in 2024, while Swiper launched in 2025. In a statement, the company outlined its product offering for Betinia, which includes a wide selection of international markets alongside the major North American leagues.
"This expansion reinforces our steadfast commitment to operating in highly regulated environments worldwide while maintaining the highest standards for safe and responsible gaming," said a Betinia spokesperson.
Several other operators are poised to enter the Ontario marketplace in the near future. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario confirmed that applications for Stake Canada, Betsafe, Betmaster and Loonie Casino are at various stages of approval. Stake has already received regulatory approval to launch in Alberta's regulated iGaming market. AGCO confirmed that the application for Stake "remains under review." Stake Canada general manager Kris Abbott told Gaming News Canada that the company expects to hear from AGCO soon.
AGCO also confirmed to Casino.org that Betsafe, owned by Betsson Group; Betmaster, another European-based operator. And Loonie Casino, operated by Sunflower Gaming Ltd., have received AGCO approval. They will enter the market as soon as they secure operating agreements with iGaming Ontario. To launch in Ontario, iGaming operators must first register with the AGCO and then enter into an operating agreement with iGO. The market currently hosts 48 commercial operators and 83 gaming websites. The province has also seen some notable departures over the past year, including Rivalry, Conquestador and Casumo. Several other operators are reportedly entering the Ontario marketplace with platforms in the near future as well.