Quebec's provincial online option is EspaceJeux, run by Loto-Quebec. Offshore brands such as My Empire are not part of that system and operate in a grey area. The legal gambling age in Quebec is 18. This page is in English because the site is English-language.
The Loto-Quebec position
Loto-Quebec has long argued that EspaceJeux should be the channel for online play in the province, and it has pushed to limit access to offshore operators. In practice those efforts have not shut the grey market, so a Quebec player can still reach a site like My Empire. What you lose by doing so is any Quebec-side accountability: My Empire is licensed in Curacao by Rabidi N.V., not by Loto-Quebec, and disputes go to Curacao rather than a provincial body.
Why players cross over anyway
The pull is selection and bonus size. My Empire launched in 2023 with a catalogue past 4,000 titles from Pragmatic Play, Evolution, NetEnt and Microgaming, plus a city-builder loyalty layer you will not find on EspaceJeux. The welcome offer is 100% up to C$750 plus 200 free spins, no code required, and the minimum deposit is C$10. The welcome bonus page has the full terms.
Deposits, and the payout caveat
Interac is available for Quebec players - see the Interac page - and crypto covers BTC, ETH and USDT on the crypto page. Set against that convenience is the operator's record: Trustpilot sits at 2.9 out of 5 with recurring slow-withdrawal complaints, and there is no phone support and no downloadable app. Weigh that before committing a Quebec bankroll.
Quebec players 18+ can claim 100% up to C$750 and 200 free spins - terms apply
The offshore versus provincial balance looks different elsewhere: compare Ontario, a closed regulated market, with Alberta, where regulation is coming, and Manitoba.