The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario has imposed a fine of approximately €80,400 on Betty Gaming for failures in underage gambling controls. The regulatory action addresses compliance breaches identified during a review of the operator’s verification procedures.
Verification Protocol Review
The AGCO determined that Betty Gaming did not maintain adequate age-verification protocols across its Ontario platform. The commission’s investigation focused on instances where players under the legal gambling age were able to access real-money games. The penalty reflects the regulator’s ongoing effort to enforce stricter identity-checking standards for licensed online casinos.Ontario’s gaming framework requires all licensed operators to implement continuous age-verification measures. The AGCO has recently increased scrutiny on compliance reporting and player onboarding workflows. Betty Gaming operates under a provincial license that mandates adherence to these verification requirements.