OCT 2026
Updated 19 October 2026 · #22 in our ranking

PointsBet reviewOntario, Payouts & Login

✓ iGO/AGLC licence✓ Registered in ON & ABSince 2022AppInterac

PointsBet is an online casino launched in 2022, licensed by AGCO and registered in Ontario and Alberta. For Canadian players its offers are shown only after sign-up, because Ontario and Alberta ban public bonus advertising. It lists 5 payment methods including Interac, and states payouts take 0–2 days with the fastest methods. North 5 score: 7.7/10, #22 of 165 casinos in our ranking (updated 19 October 2026).

Operator—
LicenceAGCO
Official sitepointsbet.ca
Min depositC$5
Min withdrawal—
Payouts0–2 days with the fastest methods
Games—
AppsiOS, Android
PaymentsInterac e-Transfer, PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, Bank transfer
Available inON, AB
Withdrawal limitNot stated
Cashback—
Bonuses

All PointsBet bonuses

Offers are shown after sign-up. PointsBet is a registered site for Ontario and Alberta, where public bonus advertising is banned.

PointsBet review: the short version

PointsBet is a provincially registered online casino founded in 2022. In our review, its main strengths are C$5 minimum deposit, PayPal and Interac and easy navigation, while the weak points are small game selection and only two studios.

With a score of 7.7/10 it sits in the top half of our ranking. Its strongest area is licence and its weakest is extras, on the same licence, wagering, payout, games, payments and extras model we use for every casino. The rest of this PointsBet review covers safety, login, registration, the bonus, games, deposits and withdrawals, mobile play and where it is available.

Is PointsBet legit and safe in Canada?

Yes. PointsBet is registered in Ontario and Alberta, which means it is approved by iGaming Ontario, the AGCO and the AGLC and must follow provincial rules on fair games, identity checks, advertising and complaints. Registered sites are the safest choice for players in those provinces.

The operator is not named in the data we hold. Licence listed: AGCO. Before you deposit, check that the licence number in the site's footer matches the regulator's public register; our legit online casinos guide shows how. On our safety scale PointsBet rates Good.

See casino licences explained for how provincial registration compares with other regulators, and how to complain about a casino if a withdrawal is refused.

PointsBet login and official site

The official site is pointsbet.ca. Logging in takes the email or username you signed up with and your password; the Log in button is at the top of every page. If you forget the password, use the reset link on the login form; it is sent to your registered email.

Bookmark pointsbet.ca and log in from the bookmark; fake login pages that copy casino sites are the most common account theft. A provincially registered site only uses its approved domain. Use two-factor authentication if PointsBet offers it.

How to sign up at PointsBet

  1. Open pointsbet.ca and choose Join now.
  2. Enter your details: email, password, full name, date of birth, address and phone, exactly as they appear on your ID.
  3. Confirm your email or phone with the code PointsBet sends.
  4. Set a deposit limit before your first deposit; it can be lowered at any time.
  5. Make your first deposit (minimum C$5).
  6. Verify your identity with photo ID and proof of address, which registered sites require before you can play.

You must be 19 or older to play in most provinces, or 18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec. See our gambling age by province guide and the KYC verification guide for the documents casinos ask for.

PointsBet bonus and promotions

PointsBet is a registered site for Ontario and Alberta only, and provincial rules ban public advertising of casino bonuses there. That is why we do not list a welcome amount: registered operators can show you their offers only after you open an account. Once registered, check the promotions page and your account inbox for the current deal.

When you see an offer, judge it the same way as any bonus: the wagering multiplier, whether it applies to the bonus only, the maximum bet and the expiry. Our wagering calculator turns any offer into a total you need to bet. Players outside Ontario and Alberta can compare offshore offers on our casino bonuses page.

PointsBet games and software providers

PointsBet does not publish a game count. The lobby covers slots, blackjack, roulette, baccarat and live dealer games.

PointsBet deposits and withdrawals

PointsBet lists 5 payment methods, including Interac e-Transfer, the easiest option for most Canadians.

MethodTypeTypical payout once approvedNote
Interac e-TransferBank transferSame day to 1 dayThe most used method in Canada
PayPalE-walletHours to 1 dayMainly at Ontario-registered sites
VisaCard3 to 5 banking daysSome banks decline gambling payments
MastercardCard3 to 5 banking daysWithdrawals to card not always offered
Bank transferBank wire2 to 5 banking daysUsed for large withdrawals

Times in the table are typical for each method in Canada, not promises from PointsBet. Card, e-wallet and voucher deposits arrive instantly; bank transfers take longer.

PointsBet withdrawal time

PointsBet states withdrawals take 0–2 days with the fastest methods, which we class as average (better than the median of 72 hours across our list). The minimum withdrawal is not stated, and no withdrawal cap is stated in the data we hold.

How to withdraw from PointsBet

  1. Verify your account with ID and proof of address.
  2. Finish or cancel any active bonus.
  3. Open the PointsBet cashier, choose Withdraw and pick the method you deposited with; Interac e-Transfer is usually the quickest here.
  4. Enter the amount and confirm.
  5. Wait for approval, then for the payment method's transfer time.

Canada does not tax recreational gambling winnings (more on tax). If a payout stalls, our withdrawal guide lists the usual reasons.

PointsBet app and mobile casino

PointsBet offers an app for iOS and Android, as well as the mobile site. On iPhone it is downloaded from the App Store; on Android, check whether the app is on Google Play in your province or offered as a download from the official site. Only install apps from the store or the casino's official domain. Compare more casino apps.

Is PointsBet available in Ontario and the rest of Canada?

PointsBet is available only in Ontario and Alberta, where it is a registered operator. Players in other provinces cannot open an account; they can use their provincial lottery site or an offshore casino.

Province guides: Ontario and Alberta.

PointsBet rating: how we scored it

The biggest gap is in extras, the strongest area is licence. Read the full scoring method for how every casino is rated.

PointsBet pros and cons

Pros

  • C$5 minimum deposit
  • PayPal and Interac
  • Easy navigation

Cons

  • Small game selection
  • Only two studios

Who should play at PointsBet?

PointsBet suits anyone who wants to deposit with Interac, live dealer fans, players who prefer an app and low-budget players.

PointsBet vs Jackpot City, FanDuel Casino and Mr Vegas

PointsBetJackpot CityFanDuel CasinoMr Vegas
Score7.7/107.7/107.7/107.8/10
LicenceiGO/AGLCiGO/AGLCiGO/AGLCiGO/AGLC
Welcome offerShown after sign-upShown after sign-upShown after sign-upShown after sign-up
Wagering————
Min depositC$5C$10not statednot stated
Payout0–2 days with the fastest methods1–3 days1–2 days1–3 days (processed within 48h)
Games—800+—9,000+
InteracYesYesYesYes
AppYesYesYesMobile site

Of these 4, Mr Vegas has the highest score, and PointsBet states the fastest payouts. We picked these alternatives because they are available in the same provinces and score close to PointsBet.

Where PointsBet ranks in our lists

Responsible gambling at PointsBet

PointsBet's account settings include deposit limits and breaks; set them before you play rather than after a losing session. Free, confidential help: ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600, or call or text 9-8-8 anywhere in Canada. See our responsible gambling guide.

FAQ

Questions

Is PointsBet legit?

Yes. PointsBet is registered in Ontario and Alberta and licensed by AGCO. It scores 7.7/10 on our model, with a safety rating of Good.

How long do PointsBet withdrawals take?

PointsBet states 0–2 days with the fastest methods, after verification. The minimum withdrawal is not stated.

Does PointsBet accept Interac?

Yes, PointsBet accepts Interac e-Transfer.

Is there a PointsBet app?

Yes, for iOS and Android.

Is PointsBet available in Ontario?

Yes, as a registered iGaming Ontario site.

Why is my PointsBet withdrawal pending?

Usually because the account is not verified yet, a bonus is still active, or the request is in the casino's approval queue. PointsBet states payouts take 0–2 days with the fastest methods once those are cleared.

How do I contact PointsBet support?

Use the Help or Contact section of the official site, which lists PointsBet's support channels and hours.