Best betting promotions in Quebec for 2023

Naturally, to claim a promotion at a sportsbook, you need to have an account with them. If you don’t have one already, you can sign up by completing the relevant form(s) with all the information they require. This may include submitting documentation to prove your name and age (such as your personal identification, driving license, or passport), plus your address (via personal identification, a financial statement, or bill).

As part of this process, the sportsbook may also check that you’re located in Quebec via your mobile phone or IP address.

Once you’ve done everything needed to get the bonus, it should then be credited to your betting account. It is always recommended to check the T&Cs for the promotion before using it, to see if there any relevant rules or restrictions (e.g. a deadline for the bonus).

If you’re lucky enough to win money from your promotion, you can then withdraw it from the sportsbook, so long as the bonus you earned does not have any further wagering requirements.

To withdraw money, head to the sportsbook’s cashier/account section and enter the required information to place a withdrawal request. If you’ve never withdrawn money from the sportsbook before, remember that there may be additional steps and checks to add the payment method to your account.

Residents in Quebec aged 18 years or older can place both online and in-person bets courtesy of Loto-Québec’s Mise-o-jeu, which is the province’s sports gambling platform. This is available both online and at selected retail locations.

It is expected that Quebec will expand its sports betting offerings to include major sportsbooks in the future, although as of 2023 it is not yet clear when this will take place. Winnings on sports betting are not taxed in Quebec.

Quebec is home to the NHL’s Montreal Canadiens. Both the oldest and most successful team in NHL history, they have won a record 24 Stanley Cups, with only the New York Yankees to have been crowned champions on more occasions (25) in any of the four major leagues.

The province also boasts CFL silverware via seven-time Grey Cup winners the Montreal Alouettes. The Alouettes are one of the most followed CFL teams in Canada, because they are the nearest teams for several provinces. While they are not based in Quebec, basketball and baseball fans in the province often follow the Toronto Raptors and Toronto Blue Jays respectively.