Sports Interaction App

Which Sports Interaction app product your phone connects to depends on your province: an Ontario version tied to the AGCO-registered site, an Alberta version under the AGLC registration, and the main product for the rest of Canada, which runs under a Kahnawake licence rather than a provincial one. Install it from the App Store or Google Play, allow location access, and check that the listing matches your province before you deposit.

Which Sports Interaction app version applies to you

Province	Version	Regulated by
Ontario	Ontario app (on.sportsinteraction.com)	AGCO and iGaming Ontario
Alberta	Alberta product (ab.sportsinteraction.com)	AGLC and Alberta iGaming Corporation
Other provinces	Main sportsinteraction.com product	Kahnawake Gaming Commission; not licensed by any province

App store status on file: not stated on Android and not stated on iPhone. We could not confirm the store listings directly because the operator’s site blocked our checks, so we do not quote ratings or version requirements.

Installing from the official store

1. Open the App Store or Google Play. Avoid download links in ads, texts or social posts.
2. Search for Sports Interaction and open the listing. Check the developer name and read the description for the province it serves.
3. Install and allow location services. The Ontario and Alberta versions will not accept bets without them.
4. Log in or register. You will confirm your name, date of birth and address; a photo ID may be requested before your first withdrawal.
5. Set a deposit limit in account settings before you add money.

If a website offers a Sports Interaction installation file to download directly, skip it. Files from outside the official stores are not checked for malware and may not be genuine.

Why your province decides whether a bet goes through

In Ontario you can open an account from anywhere, but you can bet only while you are physically in the province, and the app checks this with your phone’s location. Alberta’s regulated market works the same way. Near a provincial border, location checks can fail; moving further inside the province usually solves it. We do not give tips on getting around location checks: it breaches the operator’s terms and can cost you your balance.

An Ontario account does not move with you. If you travel to British Columbia, for example, the Ontario app will not accept bets there. Players in British Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan have PlayNow; Quebec has Loto-Quebec and its Mise-o-jeu app; Atlantic Canada has Atlantic Lottery. Our province guide lists every regulated option.

What the app covers

We could not open the store listings, so this is a general picture: a regulated sportsbook app normally holds pre-game and live markets, bet history and account limits, and may include the casino lobby. Single-event betting has been legal in Canada since 27 August 2021. Features differ between versions, so a tool available on the main site may not be in the Ontario app, or the other way round. For more on betting in general, see our single-event betting explainer.

Troubleshooting

• Bets rejected for location: turn on precise location, switch off any tool that masks your network, and try again on mobile data.
• Bets refused after moving provinces: an account is tied to the site for its province. Ask the operator’s support, through the official site, what your options are.
• App missing from the store: check that your store account region is Canada.

Regulated play is 19+ (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec). Limits and support lines are on our responsible gambling page, and the licence and bonus details are in the full Sports Interaction review.

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