Same public formula, two brands. Rank is The Gauge, not a sold slot. Pick two scoring URLs. Do not mix sister Gauges. A higher pillar total is not a licence.
By Brent Henderson · TrustFacts Desk · Updated September 2026
Each pillar is a published cap: licensing 15, payments 15, player safety 15, fairness 15, transparency 15, responsible gambling 15, complaints 10. The integer is additive max 100. It is not a bonus-size comparison and it is not sold.
Quebec-only Crown operator from Loto-Québec / Société des loteries du Québec, official Gauge 92 (1 licence).
Pillar
Sports Interaction
Espacejeux
Licensing & regulation15 points
13/15
11/15
Payment reliability15 points
15/15
11/15
Player safety15 points
15/15
15/15
Fairness & RNG15 points
9/15
15/15
Transparency15 points
15/15
15/15
Responsible gambling15 points
15/15
15/15
Complaint record10 points
10/10
10/10
Trust Gauge
92
92
Who this tool is not for
If you need a licensed-market list, use that desk. Ontario is iGO, 19+. Alberta is AGLC, 18+. The mixed index is every scored file. Confirm the live register before you deposit.
Compare FAQ
What does the compare tool show?
Two scored files, pillar by pillar on the same public Trust Gauge. Licensing 15, payments 15, player safety 15, fairness 15, transparency 15, responsible gambling 15, complaints 10. It is not a bonus-size comparison.
Can I mix an Ontario file with a US or UK sister?
You can open both URLs. They are different companies. Do not mix sister Gauges. Cite the review URL that matches the market.
Does compare replace the live register?
No. Confirm the live provincial, UKGC, or US-state register before you deposit. A higher pillar total is not a licence.
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