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Published 30 Jan 2026 NewCasinoRank News desk

News · Ontario Updated 27 Oct 2026

High Roller partners with Kindbridge for responsible gaming in Ontario

High Roller signed a non-binding letter of intent with Kindbridge Behavioral Health on 28 January 2026. The plan gives Ontario players who self-exclude, or show signs of harm, confidential access to support.

It only takes effect if High Roller is registered by the AGCO, signs an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario and launches. As of September 2026, High Roller was not on iGaming Ontario's list of regulated sites.

By Chloe O'Sullivan | News

What the agreement covers

Self-excluded Ontario players would get a confidential pathway that starts with education and a guided triage, then offers free peer support and, where needed, referral to licensed Canadian clinicians.

Why it matters for an Ontario application

Ontario requires registered operators to offer responsible gaming tools such as limits and self-exclusion. A clinical support partner goes further than the minimum and is the kind of commitment an applicant can point to during review.

What it means for players

Until High Roller appears on iGaming Ontario's list, its Ontario plans do not apply to you. The High Roller brand that accepts players elsewhere runs under an offshore licence, as our review explains.

If you need support now, ConnexOntario offers free, confidential help 24 hours a day. Our addiction help page lists more services.

Questions

High Roller and Kindbridge: questions

Is High Roller licensed in Ontario?

Not as of September 2026: it did not appear on iGaming Ontario's list of regulated sites.

What is Kindbridge Behavioral Health?

A provider of mental health support for people harmed by gaming and betting.

Is the agreement binding?

No. It is a non-binding letter of intent that depends on registration and launch.

Where can I get help in Ontario now?

ConnexOntario, free and confidential, 24 hours a day.

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