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Updated November 14, 2026 · Alberta rules changed Oct 13

Online poker in Canada, sorted by where you live.

Tap your province. See the rooms that will seat you, how you'll deposit, and what each one is like to play on.

Top picks for your province Picks by NorthernNuts

You're in a regulated province. We only list provincially licensed rooms for you: see the Ontario or Alberta guide.

Ozoon Poker

Bodog's room, renamed Feb 2026
The easy pick for casual players. Anonymous tables keep the sharks from tracking you.
GamesSoft
HUDsOff
CashoutSame day, sometimes next
Welcome bonusUp to $1,000
Take a seat at OzoonRead the Ozoon review
18+/19+ by province. T&Cs apply.

ACR Poker

Winning Poker Network
The tournament room. Biggest guarantees on this list, and tougher regulars to match.
GamesTough
HUDsAllowed
CashoutSame day, sometimes next
Welcome bonus100% up to $2,000
Take a seat at ACRRead the ACR review
18+/19+ by province. T&Cs apply.

BetOnline Poker

Chico network
A sportsbook's poker room. Cash tables full of bettors passing time between games.
GamesSoft
HUDsLimited
CashoutSame day, sometimes next
Welcome bonusFirst-deposit match (check current terms)
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OZ
Ozoon PokerBodog's room, renamed Feb 2026
Recreational players and ex-Bodog players
Soft
Off
Interac, crypto
Same day, sometimes next
Sit down
ACR
ACR PokerWinning Poker Network
Tournament players and serious grinders
Tough
Allowed
Crypto first
Same day, sometimes next
Sit down
BOL
BetOnline PokerChico network
Softer cash games and sports bettors
Soft
Limited
Crypto first
Same day, sometimes next
Sit down
BC
Black Chip PokerSame tables as ACR
Players who want ACR's tables with a smaller site's promotions
Tough
Allowed
Crypto first
Same cashier as ACR
Sit down

Cashout times are NorthernNuts’s own experience; yours can vary by method. The 20-year record is with ACR, BetOnline and Bodog (now Ozoon); Black Chip shares ACR’s cashier. Soft and Tough are our read of each player pool, not a promise.

Questions Canadians ask

Is online poker legal in Canada?

Yes, but the rules are set by each province. Ontario and Alberta license private poker rooms and expect residents to use them. The other provinces run a government site and don't license private operators; offshore rooms still accept players there, and no Canadian has been charged for playing on one. Check your province page for specifics.

What happened to Bodog Poker?

Bodog retired its name in Canada on February 17, 2026. The same poker room now runs as Ozoon, and existing Bodog logins and balances moved over automatically.

Do I pay tax on poker winnings in Canada?

Recreational players generally don't. The Canada Revenue Agency can treat winnings as business income if poker is how you make a living. If you're playing seriously, ask an accountant.

Which site has the most tournaments for Canadians?

Of the rooms we list for the rest of Canada, ACR Poker runs the biggest guarantees. In Ontario, GGPoker and PokerStars on FanDuel run the deepest schedules.

Can I play with Interac?

On provincially licensed sites, yes. Offshore rooms vary: Ozoon lists Canadian banking options, while ACR and BetOnline lean on crypto. Each review lists what the cashier takes.

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