Casino suppliers

You must be registered to do direct or indirect business with casinos in Ontario. Learn more about registering as a gaming-related or non-gaming-related supplier.

Gaming-related suppliers


Types of registrations

For the purposes of fees, there are two categories of Gaming-Related Suppliers (that apply to casinos). Applicants are required to pay the fee corresponding to the type of goods and services they provide.

  • Manufacturers
    This category covers suppliers who manufacture gaming equipment for use in gaming sites in Ontario. This includes, among other things, manufacturers of gaming products and equipment such as bingo paper, break open tickets, instant lottery tickets, slot machines, electronic table games, bill validators, personal bingo verifiers and bingo blowers. The fee applicable to this category of gaming-related supplier is $15,000 per year.
  • Services suppliers
    This category covers suppliers who provide gaming-related services to gaming sites, break open ticket locations or charitable organizations that conduct and manage lotteries. This includes, among other things, suppliers that coordinate and/or facilitate lottery schemes on behalf of charitable or religious organizations and/or supply and distribute gaming-related equipment to gaming sites or break open ticket locations. The fee applicable to this category of gaming-related supplier is $3,000 per year.

For a copy of the gaming registration fee schedule, please visit our casino gaming registration fees page.

Apply for a gaming-related supplier registration

Non-gaming-related suppliers


Registration

In order to provide goods or services that relate to the construction, furnishing, repair, maintenance or business of a casino, but that are not directly related to the playing of a lottery scheme or the operation of the gaming site, you must be registered with the AGCO, unless you are eligible for an exemption.

Apply for a non-gaming-related supplier registration

Trade unions


Registration

If you are a β€œtrade union” within the meaning of the labour relations act, 1995 and intend to represent registered gaming assistants employed by a casino or slot machine facility, you must be registered with the AGCO.

Apply for a trade union registrationΒ 

Resources


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