By province

VLTs by province

VLTs (video lottery terminals) sit in bars, lounges and Legions across seven Canadian provinces. We're live in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, the rest are rolling out.

1,901VLT venues live

685Towns & cities

5Provinces live

7VLT provinces total

Live now

SaskatchewanLive 551 VLT venues · 260 towns Find VLTs in SK ManitobaLive 431 VLT venues · 166 towns Find VLTs in MB AlbertaLive 736 VLT venues · 181 towns Find VLTs in AB New BrunswickLive 7 VLT venues · 6 towns Find VLTs in NB Nova ScotiaLive 176 VLT venues · 72 towns Find VLTs in NS

Coming soon

VLTs are legal and common in these provinces, we're building the venue lists now. Each hub has the provincial VLT facts (regulator, legal age, responsible-gambling support) today.

Prince Edward IslandComing soon VLT venue list in progress About PE VLTs Newfoundland and LabradorComing soon VLT venue list in progress About NL VLTs

Where are VLTs in Canada?

VLTs exist in seven provinces: Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. They're run by provincial Crown corporations and placed in age-restricted, liquor-licensed venues, bars, lounges, hotels, beverage rooms and Royal Canadian Legions, never in convenience stores.

Ontario and British Columbia have no VLTs: their electronic gaming lives inside casinos as slot machines, which is a different product.