How each casino's card is matched

The rule is short. For each casino, the guide takes the rewards programme that the casino's own page or its operator's programme page names for that casino. Each match is dated. Where no official page read by the guide names a programme, the card is marked as not confirmed and none is named.

Iris Vale makes each match and dates the check. She reads the casinos' own pages and OLG's list of casinos. She also reads the rewards programme pages of Great Canadian Entertainment, Gateway Casinos, Mohegan (Momentum) and Hard Rock. The AGCO, iGaming Ontario, ConnexOntario and PlaySmart are among the sources too. The facts were checked between October 7 and October 9, 2026, and each page shows the date of its check.

Casino Rama Resort is one gap. No official page read by the guide names its rewards programme, so the guide names none. The casino itself can say which card it uses.

Caesars Rewards is the other. It is the card used at Caesars Windsor, but the guide did not read the joining rules there, so it gives none. Guest Services at Caesars Windsor can tell. A guessed card or a guessed rule would sit on the page looking like a checked fact, and a reader could arrive at the desk with the wrong plan. Under the rule, a missing fact stays blank.

The guide says where a card works and how to join it. It gives no points values, tiers or offers. It does not weigh what one card is worth against another, and it never calls one card better.

Casino photos are used under free licences and credited under each photo. Where no free photo is in use, Iris Vale, drawn in watercolour, stands in for the casino and holds a board with the name of its card.