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AviatorCanada reviews crash-game casinos for Canadian players. We are not a casino, payment processor, or gambling operator. We do not accept deposits, pay winnings, verify ID, or run self-exclusion.
Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you sign up at a partner casino we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. That does not change the house edge: Aviator has a published RTP of 97%, which means the game is designed to take money over time.
Real-money play, bonuses, withdrawals, and responsible-gambling tools live on the operator’s site — see our casino list and each casino’s own RG page.
Operators will also check your age. Do not play if you are under the limit in your province.
| Province / territory | Minimum age |
|---|---|
| Alberta, Manitoba, Quebec | 18 |
| Ontario, British Columbia, Saskatchewan | 19 |
| Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland and Labrador | 19 |
| Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut | 19 |
Ontario residents playing at AGCO/iGO-licensed sites are in the provincially regulated market. Most brands we rank for the rest of Canada hold offshore licences (Curaçao, Anjouan). Those sites are not iGO-regulated.
If several of these apply, treat it as a signal to pause — not as a reason to “win it back.”
Rounds last a few seconds. Dual bets and auto-play keep you in the game without a natural break. That pace is why bankroll rules matter more here than in a slow table game.
Set a session loss limit in CAD before you open the lobby. Use auto cashout instead of holding for a “sure” high multiplier. Turn off auto-play if you cannot stick to the limit. If you hit the limit, close the tab — do not reload.
No strategy on our How to Play page removes the house edge. Treat Aviator as paid entertainment, not income.
Look for these in the operator’s account or responsible-gambling settings.
Cap how much you can deposit or lose per day, week, or month, and how long a session can run. Reality-check pop-ups help you notice elapsed time.
A short break (24 hours to a few weeks) that locks the account. Use it after a bad session instead of depositing again the same day.
Longer or permanent blocks. Permanent exclusion is often irreversible. Ontario iGO exclusion does not automatically apply to offshore casinos, and offshore exclusion does not cover iGO sites.
We cannot freeze a casino account. If you need a block, do it with the operator and, if needed, with your bank for Interac or card payments.
Free, confidential, 24/7. Also see PlaySmart for iGO players.
BC Problem Gambling Help Line, 24/7. GameSense tools are on BCLC sites.
Responsible Gambling Institute and CAMH. Chat support: Gambling Therapy.
You can call the same lines for advice. Do not cover their deposits or “lend them one more try.” Help them contact the operator for limits or exclusion.
18 in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec; 19 everywhere else, including Ontario and B.C. Casinos add their own ID checks. This site is for adults who meet the limit in their province.
No. We have no player accounts. Open the casino’s responsible-gambling or profile settings, or email their support and ask for self-exclusion. Repeat the process on every brand you use — one exclusion does not cover the whole market.
No. iGO / PlaySmart tools apply to Ontario-regulated operators. Offshore brands on our list are separate. Exclude at each site, and consider blocking gambling payments with your bank.
Provably fair means you can verify a round was not secretly altered. It does not make the game profitable or remove risk. The published RTP is still 97%.