Gambling regulation in Canada follows a provincial model, and the model rests on the Criminal Code provision that allows each province to conduct and manage gambling within its borders. Ontario regulates its market through the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, known as AGCO, together with iGaming Ontario, which registers operators that may offer online gaming to residents of the province. Alberta moved to a comparable structure, with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission, known as AGLC, as regulator and Alberta iGaming Corporation as the operator of a market that opened on July 13, 2026. Other provinces rely on provincial operators that run online gaming directly, among them Loto-Québec in Quebec and the British Columbia Lottery Corporation, known as BCLC, in British Columbia, each under provincial legislation. The Curaçao licence of Rocky Casino is a separate authorisation issued outside the Canadian provincial system, and it sits apart from an AGCO registration or an AGLC authorisation. Registration with iGaming Ontario or authorisation through Alberta iGaming Corporation is a distinct status that the Curaçao licence does not confer. Players in Canada check the rules of their own province before opening an account with an operator that is licensed outside the provincial system, since Ontario and Alberta keep registration requirements that differ from the Curaçao framework. Because provincial operators, provincial regulators and Curaçao licensed platforms coexist, no single licence covers every Canadian jurisdiction in the same way, and the age rule of 19+ (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec) applies in every case.

Access to the casino is restricted to adults aged 19 or older, with the limit at 18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec, and the restriction is applied at registration and confirmed through the document checks of account verification. Funds in player accounts are handled under the account protection terms of the platform, which set the expectation that operating funds and amounts owed to account holders are kept apart. Data submitted at registration, including the identification documents used for verification, is processed under the data handling terms published with the account terms, which cover collection, storage and use of personal information tied to an account. Payment controls add a further layer: withdrawals go to methods in the name of the account holder, and each request passes a review of the verification status before funds move. Responsible gaming tools in the account settings include deposit limits, loss limits, session time limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, which allow an account holder to cap spending or pause access for a chosen period. Gambling can be addictive, and these tools sit beside the age restriction and the verification steps as the framework through which Rocky Casino manages account activity for players in Canada. The platform can also be opened on a phone through the PWA, which is installed from the browser instead of an app store.

The table below sets out the core licensing and service parameters that apply to Rocky Casino for players who access the platform from Canada. The figures cover the licence jurisdiction, the service area, the age limits and the currency used for transactions. Each parameter follows the structure described in the sections above, and the licence jurisdiction is a separate fact from any provincial registration. The jurisdiction of the licence is the fixed fact of the brand, and the rest of the table describes how that fact meets the Canadian market, where the age rule and the currency apply to every account.

19+ (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec). Gambling can be addictive. Play responsibly and set limits. Help in Ontario: ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600.