Quebec Sports Betting: Sportsbooks, Laws & News 2025

Quebec sports betting is legal and available via Mise-o-jeu and Mise-o-jeu+ platforms operated by Loto-Québec. Bill C-218 was passed in 2021, and soon after, single-game sports betting became available to the Quebecers. Continue reading our article to learn about licensed Quebec sportsbooks, available apps, popular pro teams in the province, responsible gambling, and more.

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Overview of sports betting in Quebec

Table about Overview of sports betting in Quebec
⚖️ Sports betting status	Legal
📅 Year of legalization	1985
🏢 Retail market launch date	2004
💻 Online market launch date	2010
📱 Sports betting sites	Miseojeuplus.com
🎰 Retail sportsbooks	Mise-o-jeu
🚫 Restricted bet types	Non-sporting events
🎂 Legal betting age	18+
🧾 Tax on winnings	None
🏛️ Regulatory body	Loto-Québec
📈 Market size	Around 1,3 billion CA$ annually

Is sports betting legal in Quebec?

Yes, sports betting is legal in the Quebec province from the age of 18. Betting on sports was allowed since 1985, and single-game wagering became available in 2021. Loto-Québec regulate all gambling activities in Quebec via Mise-o-jeu and Mise-o-jeu+. The latter offers plenty of betting markets, from standard ones like money line or over/under to various props and handicaps. Offline betting choices through Mise-o-jeu are not that comprehensive.

Is online sports betting legal in Quebec?

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Yes, Quebec online sports betting is legal for anyone who is at least 18 years of age. There’s only one online bookie with a license available in the Quebec province: Mise-o-jeu+, which is a product of the Loto-Québec company.

Where can I bet on sports in Quebec?

There are three options if you’d like to bet on sports events. First, you can bet online using a licensed Quebec betting site in Mise-o-jeu+, which Loto-Québec operates.

Secondly, you can bet in-person at one of Loto-Québec retail shops. Just fill out the betting slip, pay your wage, and receive a ticket. You can also make your selections in advance using the Mise-o-jeu website or app and complete the transaction at the retailers by scanning the QR code.

Finally, there’s always an option of using offshore sportsbook services. They can’t operate in Canada without a license, yet the locals can still use their services without breaking the law. Here’s our list of the best sports betting sites Canada has to offer.

Popular sports to bet on in Quebec

Our research shows that hockey is the most popular sport in Quebec in terms of betting, which shouldn’t be a surprise considering its status in Canada. Bettors also show significant interest in football, basketball, and soccer, but baseball and Canadian football are favored bet targets, too.

Table about Popular sports to bet on in Quebec
Sport	Major league	Number of bettors	% of total bets
Hockey	NHL	≈ 440 000	23%
Basketball	NBA	≈ 365 000	15%
Football	NFL	≈ 350 000	15%
Soccer	UEFA Champions League, MLS	≈ 317 000	13%
Baseball	MLB	≈ 310 000	10%
Canadian football	CFL	≈ 250 000	7%
Tennis	ATP, WTA	≈ 220 000	5%
MMA	UFC	≈ 210 000	5%
Lacrosse	NLL	≈ 150 000	3%
Horse racing	-	≈ 105 000	2%
Golf	PGA	≈ 50 000	1%
Motorsports	F-1	≈ 50 000	1%

Quebec sports teams to bet on

There's no shortage of professional sports teams in Quebec, and the Montreal Canadiens are, without a doubt, fans' favorites, with a record 24 Stanley Cups won since 1915. Québec Capitales are doing great in the Frontier League, claiming the title in the last three seasons. CF Montréal is always a contender in MLS, with Didier Drogba and Alessandro Nesta among their notable former players.

Table about Quebec sports teams to bet on
Team	Sport	League	Location	% of total bets
CF Montréal	Soccer	MLS	Montreal, QC	20%
Laval Rocket	Hockey	AHL	Laval, QC	9%
Montreal Alouettes	Canadian football	CFL	Montreal, QC	16%
Montreal Canadiens	Hockey	NHL	Montreal, QC	42%
Québec Capitales	Baseball	FL	Quebec City, QC	13%

Quebec sports betting timeline

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December 2024: Loto-Québec still holds the sports betting monopoly in QC, with no rivals currently allowed to enter the market.
April 2024: The Quebec Online Gaming Coalition asks the local government to create a regulatory model for sports betting in the province, following the footsteps of Ontario.
2022: Mise-o-jeu+ increased the number of its betting markets, including esports and bets in-play.
August 27, 2021: Soon after the passage of Bill C-218, Loto-Québec sets up the Mise-o-jeu+ platform, giving players more betting options, including single-game wagering.
2012: Mise-o-jeu is now available on mobile devices, allowing users to create and track bets online.
2010: The launch of Espacejeux, the first gaming site by Loto-Québec, which offered limited gambling options, including Mise-o-jeu for online sports betting.

Responsible gambling in Quebec

The number of sports bettors grows all the time, but so does the number of those who suffer from gambling problems. It can become addictive, so it’s crucial to help the ones who need it. Here are some of the resources available for Quebecers:

Gambling: Help and Referral - This program provides loads of functional information and a 24/7 free bilingual helpline to support anyone in the area concerned.
Playing Online Without Crossing the Line - Loto-Québec provides tools to help gamble responsibly, such as setting limits on deposit, loss, or time spent, requesting a break, or even enrolling in a self-exclusion program.
Gamblers Anonymous - There are 10+ locations in the area for open and closed meetings of those who have gambling issues and want to tell their stories, as well as listen to those of others.
International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems - This Montreal-based Centre does lots of research and training to prevent youngsters from gambling addictions, as well as offering consultation and treatment to any local who requires help.

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