Ontario runs a walled, regulated iGaming market through iGaming Ontario and the AGCO. Guts is not registered inside that market and operates outside it for Ontario. This page is informational only. The age of majority in Ontario is 19.
How Ontario's market works
Since April 2022 Ontario has operated a closed, regulated online gambling market. Operators must register with iGaming Ontario and hold registration with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) to legally market and offer real-money play to Ontario residents. Sites inside that market are bound by AGCO standards, including advertising rules and player-protection requirements.
Guts, operated by Zecure Gaming Limited on a Malta Gaming Authority licence, is not registered with iGaming Ontario or the AGCO. It sits outside Ontario's regulated framework, which means an Ontario player using it does not have the protections and dispute channels that registered Ontario operators are required to provide.
Why this page has no offer
Because Guts is outside Ontario's regulated market, we do not promote its bonuses, sign-up incentives or sponsored links to Ontario visitors. Ontario's advertising rules restrict inducement-style promotion, and it would be misleading to point Ontario players toward an unregistered operator as if it were a local option. If you are in Ontario, the regulated route is to choose an operator registered with iGaming Ontario.
Regulated options and the age rule
Ontario's age of majority is 19, the same threshold used in British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia. To confirm whether a specific site is legally registered for Ontario, check its status against the iGaming Ontario and AGCO listings before you play. Registered operators display their AGCO registration and are the framework Ontario built to protect players.
If gambling stops being fun
Support in Ontario is free and confidential. ConnexOntario provides 24/7 help for gambling concerns by phone at 1-866-531-2600, and its service can connect you with treatment and support resources across the province. Setting deposit and time limits, and using self-exclusion tools where available, are practical steps before play becomes a problem. This notice is not an endorsement of any offshore operator for Ontario residents.
For general questions about the brand covered on this site, see the FAQ. This Ontario page remains a neutral notice rather than a promotion.