As of the end of February, athletes and celebrities are no longer allowed to appear in advertising campaigns for internet gaming and gambling in Ontario.

The new standards from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) are intended to “protect minors and reduce the potential harm associated with igaming advertising.”

Edmonton Oilers' star player has become the face of how "not to get carried away" when it comes to sports gambling{ai:summary}<p>In the seedy world of igaming advertising, Ontario cracked down on using athletes and celebrities to target vulnerable minors, aiming to curb potential harm. #society</p>

Connor McDavid promoted something that's actually banned in Ontario. Here's why he is not in trouble

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