theScore Bet Casino Review: A Sensible Ontario Add-On, Best When You Already Bet Sports There

If you want a hand of blackjack with a baseball logo on it, that is available. If you want the deepest slot catalogue in the province, try a rival, and our OLG.ca review covers the government alternative.

Terms to read before you deposit

The app store copy promises "no strings" on winnings with 1x playthrough, which means you only have to bet any cash winnings once. Take that as the store's description and open the live terms inside the app, because promotions here change often and we could not confirm a current welcome offer. One Ontario guide puts the minimum deposit at $10, and says each withdrawal request faces a 24-hour review before funds are released. That is slower than a card refund and fine for most people, but you should know it before a big night.

Ontario also requires location checking. Expect to install and enable GeoComply, and expect the app to refuse play if it cannot place you inside the province.

Reputation and reach

The sportsbook app holds 4.7 stars from roughly 30,000 ratings on the Canadian App Store, and the casino app 4.7 from about 1,700. Those are good numbers for apps that handle money. They tell you the software is stable, not that the games treat you kindly.

One more point on reach: the company's Wikipedia entry reports approval in Alberta in April 2026. Do not assume the Ontario casino is open to you in another province, because rules and operators differ.

Verdict

theScore Bet Casino is a clean, regulated option that makes most sense as an add-on. It does not beat the larger Ontario lobbies on size, and the extras that make it distinct are modest. But it is easy to use, the legal footing is clear, and the playthrough language is friendlier than the old 30x norm.

It suits current sportsbook users who want a few table games without a second account. It does not suit slot specialists, bonus hunters, or anyone outside Ontario. We rate it 7.0 out of 10. Keep your stakes to money you can afford to lose, and treat every session as paid entertainment.

Reviewed by The Feltwise Test Desk. Published 26 August 2026, updated 6 November 2026.