Is Luxury Casino legit in Canada?
Yes, Luxury Casino is a real, licensed operator. In Ontario it is regulated by the AGCO and appears in the iGaming Ontario list of regulated sites. In the rest of Canada it runs under a Kahnawake Gaming Commission certificate, which gives players less protection than a provincial licence. Checked on 6 October 2026.
| Ontario register | Listed by iGaming Ontario as “Luxury Casino”, ontario.luxury.casino |
|---|---|
| Ontario operator | Apollo Entertainment Limited (C45483) |
| Ontario regulator | Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) |
| Rest of Canada | Kahnawake Gaming Commission certificate linked in the site footer |
| Game fairness | Independently reviewed random number generator; eCOGRA logo linked in the footer |
| Terms last updated | 20 July 2026 |
Is Luxury Casino legit in Ontario?
Yes. iGaming Ontario lists Luxury Casino among the province's regulated gaming sites, at the address ontario.luxury.casino. The site states that Apollo Entertainment Ltd is regulated by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario and operates under an agreement with iGaming Ontario. You can confirm this yourself in the iGaming Ontario operator directory.
Is Luxury Casino legit in other provinces?
Outside Ontario, Luxury Casino operates under a Kahnawake Gaming Commission certificate, shown in the footer of luxury.casino. It is not licensed by a provincial regulator. Provincial lottery corporations run their own gambling sites, so a dispute with Luxury Casino would go to the operator and the Kahnawake commission, not to your province.
We could not confirm the licence number or the name of the licence holder from the operator's own pages; open the certificate in the footer to check them.
Are the games fair?
The operator's Fair Play page says Luxury Casino uses an independently reviewed random number generator and that results are published by independent auditors, reachable through the eCOGRA logo on the homepage. The page does not state a payout percentage, so we do not quote one.
What are the warning signs to know about?
We found no sign of a scam, but three terms catch players out: 200-times wagering on the first two bonuses, a 48-hour hold on withdrawals and a $4,000 weekly cap on wins far above your deposits. Identity documents are required before a withdrawal is processed.
Also watch for imitation sites using the brand name. The real addresses are luxury.casino and ontario.luxury.casino.
How can you check the licence yourself?
- Ontario: search for “Luxury Casino” in the iGaming Ontario regulated market directory and compare the web address.
- Other provinces: click the Kahnawake Gaming Commission seal in the footer of luxury.casino and read the certificate it opens.
- Fairness: click the eCOGRA logo in the footer to see the auditor's page.
Our test
We have not completed a real-money deposit and withdrawal test at Luxury Casino yet. When we do, this section will show the date, deposit amount, payment method, time to payout and screenshots. Until then, everything on this page comes from the operator's published terms and public regulator records.
Frequently asked questions
Is Luxury Casino a scam?
No evidence points to that. It is a registered operator in Ontario and part of a casino group that has operated for many years. The strict bonus and withdrawal terms are published, not hidden.
Who regulates Luxury Casino?
The AGCO in Ontario. Elsewhere in Canada the site displays a Kahnawake Gaming Commission certificate.
Is my money protected?
Ontario's regulated market sets standards that operators must meet. Outside Ontario you rely on the operator's terms and the Kahnawake commission's complaint process.
Is it legal for me to play?
Players are responsible for checking the rules where they live. This page is information, not legal advice.
Player reviews
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