Terms

Terms of Use

Plain terms for an informational site: what this site is, what it is not, and what you should verify yourself before acting on anything here.

Last verified July 14, 2026

What this site is

SocialCasino.ca publishes editorial information about social and sweepstakes casino platforms available to Canadian players. It does not operate games, hold player funds, process registrations or run any promotion. Every platform described here is operated by a third party with its own terms, which govern your relationship with it.

Accuracy and verification

Offers, catalogue sizes, app availability and province exclusions are researched and dated, and they change without notice. Three brands left the Canadian market between February 2025 and February 2026, and welcome bundles are revised regularly. Treat every figure here as a starting point and confirm it on the operator's own signup screen. Nothing on this site is a guarantee that a platform will accept you, credit a stated offer, or continue to operate.

Game demos

The free demos on this site are the studios' own games, loaded from an external gaming provider when you press play. They are demonstrations: they use no money, award no prize and carry no balance of any kind, and neither this site nor the provider is your counterparty in anything. A demo may be withdrawn, changed or replaced by the studio at any time, and the licence under which it plays is not ours to extend.

No professional advice

Content here is general information, not legal, financial or tax advice. Pages describing how Canadian promotional contest law applies to sweepstakes platforms explain a structure; they do not advise you on your own situation, and the rules can change.

Affiliate links

Some outbound links to operators may earn a commission if you register. Those links are marked as sponsored in the page source. Commercial arrangements do not influence scores or rankings, and a platform that has closed to Canadian players carries no link to itself anywhere on this site — its page stays up to explain what happened, and points to platforms that are still open. How scoring works is set out on the about page.

Age and eligibility

This site is intended for adults only. Two limits apply and they are not the same one: each platform sets its own minimum age — generally 18, in some cases 21 — and enforces its own eligibility and verification rules, while the Canadian gambling age is 19 in most provinces and 18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Québec. Do not use this site or the platforms it describes if you are below either.

Trademarks

Brand names, logos and trademarks referenced here belong to their respective owners. Their use is descriptive — to identify the platform under discussion — and does not imply affiliation, endorsement or any commercial relationship beyond the affiliate disclosure above.

Limitation of liability

This site is provided as is. To the extent permitted by law, we accept no liability for losses arising from reliance on information published here, from your use of any third-party platform, or from any interruption to the availability of this site.

Changes

These terms may be revised. The date at the top of this page reflects the current version, and continued use of the site after a revision constitutes acceptance of it. What the site does and does not collect is covered separately in the privacy policy.

Corrections and contact

The platforms described here change their coin packages, their catalogues and their province rules without announcing it, so a page can be accurate on the day it was checked and out of date a month later. That is the single most useful thing a reader can report. If something on a page no longer matches what an operator actually does — a signup amount that has moved, a province that is now blocked, a game library that has shrunk — write to [email protected] with the page address and what you saw instead. Corrections are made on the page itself rather than appended as a note, and the verification date at the top of it moves with them, so the date always means what it says. The same address takes questions about these terms, about how a platform was scored, and about anything covered by the privacy policy.