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To limit or stop gambling in Ontario, set deposit, loss or time limits, then use free independent support or BetGuard’s centralised self-exclusion.
To limit gambling with BetMGM in Ontario, use deposit, loss or time limits. If you want to stop, BetGuard offers centralised self-exclusion from regulated Ontario online gambling sites. Independent services can also help you find free support in your province and, where offered, your preferred language.
In Ontario, BetMGM’s safer gambling tools include deposit limits, loss limits and time limits. Choose the type that addresses what you want to control:
Ontario’s safer gambling message is “Please play responsibly.” If your aim is to stop rather than limit play, consider the self-exclusion options below instead of relying only on a limit.
Choose support for the province where you live. The Responsible Gambling Council is an independent Canadian non-profit organisation focused on preventing gambling harm; its Help for Canadians service lists free helplines for every province and territory. Use that directory if your province is not covered below.
Match the tool to your goal: limits are for restricting play, while self-exclusion is for blocking access to participating gambling services. Provincial coverage matters when choosing an exclusion program or local support.
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In Ontario, BetMGM offers deposit limits, loss limits and time limits, so you can choose the type that matches what you want to restrict.
Self-exclusion means asking to be blocked from participating gambling services: BetGuard provides centralised exclusion from regulated Ontario online gambling sites, while Alberta’s AGLC program lets you choose land-based venues, regulated online platforms, or both.
Ontario has BetMGM limits, BetGuard and multilingual ConnexOntario support; British Columbia has Gambling Support BC, Quebec has Jeu : aide et référence in French and English, and Alberta has the AGLC Self-Exclusion Program. For other provinces and territories, use the Responsible Gambling Council’s Help for Canadians directory.