Ontario Lottery implements deposit limits for players under 25

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welington — Sun, 21 Jun 2026 12:33:14 GMT

They need to stop an adult is an adult .A lot of older people probably need more restrictions than some younger ones

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Kandiapple — Fri, 19 Jun 2026 23:37:28 GMT

I agree !

I am tired of lottery commissions policing buyers yet they get upset when the sales go down. My state does not allow online ticket buying because they feel it will hurt lottery retailers. They also just started allowing debit cards to purchase but most retailers do not allow you to do it. Cash is still required. So the law change was pointless.

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Tucker Black — Fri, 19 Jun 2026 14:40:59 GMT

There's no limit for in-person gambling.

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sully16 — Fri, 19 Jun 2026 09:34:01 GMT

Treat them like children, Brilliant, more Liberal virtue signaling so they can have their feel good moment. No wonder kids aren't growing up with idiots like this running the show.

If they can pay taxes, fight in war, drink, smoke and all other varieties of fun sinful living , then let them gamble their way.

If they lose it all, then so be it, lesson learned.

Nope , they will keep coming up with ways to control people and it will be for their own darned good.

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Ontario Lottery implements deposit limits for players under 25

Lottery Post — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 11:24:57 GMT

New policy targeting age category most susceptible to gaming-related harm

By Kate Northrop

Ontario Lottery players under the age of 25 now have deposit limits in place for online play, a policy put in place to deter potential gaming-related issues.

The Ontario Lottery (OLG) has implemented a necessary cap on the funds a player under the age of 25 can add to their account for online play.

Lottery officials came to the decision to enact limits on that age category since it is a pla... [ More ]