However, the company doesn’t yet have brick-and-mortar sportsbooks at the four casinos and two gaming halls that it operates — at least not yet. “Loto-Québec is in fact exploring the idea of offering sports betting in its casinos and gaming halls,” spokesperson Renaud Dugas said in an email to Covers last week. “Single-event betting, which was added to the gaming options in August 2021, is very popular with players and strongly encourages live betting,” Loto-Québec said in a press release. Quebec casinos and gaming halls are still easy targets for organized crime, with millions of dollars in dirty money likely being funnelled through the government-run venues, experts warn. https://t.co/aBpNweztDX — CBC News (@CBCNews) October 11, 2022Loto-Québec also reported a resurgence at its casinos and gaming halls during its first quarter.

Source: CBC News October 13, 2022 20:18 UTC