IAGR launches online tool to allow consumers to verify iGaming licenses

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A new free-to-use tool from the International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) allows people to check whether an iGaming site is licensed in their region.

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), an IAGR member, wants Ontarians to know whether the platforms they use are regulated and controlled.

Canadian authorities have repeatedly urged consumer caution as regulators try to crack down on active unlicensed sites.

The International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) announced the launch of a new website that allows people to check whether an iGaming site is licensed in regions including several Canadian provinces.

The free licensing information tool, CheckBeforeYouPlay.org, is intended to help consumers ensure they are using a site that is approved and regulated, as well as to assist regulators in monitoring markets and identifying unlicensed online gambling sites.

Users can select an IAGR member jurisdiction such as Ontario, enter a gambling..

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