BetandPlay accepts Interac and markets to Canadians, yet no province licenses the offshore casino. Gambling.com names Dama N.V. with a Curacao licence (OGL/2023/174/0082), while AskGamblers and Casino.guru name Novatrix SRL with Tobique and Anjouan licences. We could not confirm which is current, because we did not read the official terms directly.
The casino launched in 2022 and is not on the iGaming Ontario list. The conflicting records matter more than the welcome offer, so they come first.
BetandPlay licence: three regulators named
When review sites name two companies and three regulators for one brand, a change of operator or a white-label arrangement is one possible reason. Either way, you cannot be sure who you would be dealing with until you read the current terms. The licences named are Curacao, Anjouan and the Tobique Gaming Commission, a First Nation regulator in New Brunswick. None of them is a provincial licence.
Canada’s Criminal Code gives provinces control of online casino games. Ontario licenses private sites through the AGCO and iGaming Ontario, Alberta through AGLC and the Alberta iGaming Corporation, and other provinces run crown sites. BetandPlay is outside that system, which means:
- no provincial complaint route for a held payout or closed account;
- no provincial self-exclusion;
- uncertainty about which regulator, if any, would take a complaint.
Playing there has not been shown to be an offence for a Canadian, and we do not say it is. Our offshore licence guide covers Curacao, Anjouan and First Nation licences.
How to check BetandPlay yourself
Is BetandPlay legit? It is an operating casino with Canadian payments and a game lobby, but the paperwork is unclear. Before you deposit, check the footer of the site for the company name and licence number, then compare them with the regulator’s register. If they do not match one of the records above, treat the site as unverified.
BetandPlay bonus, promo code and free spins
Gambling.com reports a welcome bonus in Canadian dollars with 50 times wagering. That is high: on a $100 bonus you would need to bet $5,000 before withdrawing bonus winnings. We have not confirmed the current terms, so the fields stay as on file: welcome offer not stated; promo code not stated; wagering not stated.
We found no BetandPlay no deposit bonus in an operator source. Free spins, where offered, usually carry their own wagering and a cap on winnings. Our no deposit bonus guide explains why such offers rarely turn into cash.
Interac payments and BetandPlay withdrawal
Payment methods listed by review sites: Interac, Bitcoin, Tether, Visa, Mastercard, E-wallets, Vouchers, Bank transfer. Interac on file: Yes. Payout time on file: not stated. Send identity documents early, since verification is the usual cause of a delayed BetandPlay withdrawal. Our Interac guide explains e-Transfer timing.
BetandPlay app
Sources disagree here too: AskGamblers lists iOS and Android apps, Gambling.com says there is none. We could not confirm a listing in the Canadian App Store or Google Play, so the fields stay empty: Android not stated, iOS not stated. Install only from an official store.
BetandPlay score, in short
Our score of 34/100 reflects unclear ownership, offshore licences only and steep reported wagering, with credit for Interac. Gambling in Canada is 19+ (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec). Free helplines are on our responsible gambling page.
Visit BetandPlayNot licensed by a Canadian province. 19+ (18+ in AB, MB, QC).
Questions readers ask
- Is any BetandPlay licence valid in Canada?
No. Sources name Curacao, Anjouan or the Tobique Gaming Commission. None is a provincial licence, and BetandPlay is not on the iGaming Ontario list.
- Who operates BetandPlay?
Gambling.com names Dama N.V., while AskGamblers and Casino.guru name Novatrix SRL. We could not confirm which is current.
- Does BetandPlay accept Interac?
Review sites list Interac alongside cards, crypto, e-wallets and vouchers.
- What is the BetandPlay wagering requirement?
Gambling.com reports 50 times on the Canadian welcome bonus. Check the operator's terms for the current figure.


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