A registration as a Seller is required in the following circumstances:

1. An entity that sells lottery products on behalf of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG)
2. An entity that sells break open tickets and/or electronic raffle (e-raffle) tickets on behalf of a charitable lottery licensee
3. A convenience store that sells 50/50 e-raffle tickets on behalf of a hospital foundation.

Please note the following:

• To sell lottery products on behalf of OLG, a valid OLG Retailer Agreement is required for each retailer location.
• The Retailer Location Number (RL #) assigned to your site by OLG must be indicated in the application. The RL # of your site is on your OLG Retailer Agreement.
• To sell break open tickets on behalf of a charitable lottery licensee, a valid contract with the charitable lottery licensee is required. A copy of this contract is not required to be provided to the AGCO with your application.
• Only convenience stores are eligible to sell 50/50 electronic raffle (e-raffle) tickets on behalf of a hospital foundation with a charitable lottery licence. Registered convenience store sellers with a valid registration are automatically eligible to sell these tickets. Upon renewal of registration, convenience stores sellers must indicate the sale of 50/50 e-raffle tickets for hospital foundations. 
• A new application must be submitted for each retailer location, even if you already have a Registration as a Seller for another location.

In order to begin processing your application, you must complete/submit the following:

• Seller Application
• Personal Disclosure for each associated individual listed in the application
• Gaming Assistant Application for each individual listed in the application who does not currently have a registration
• Copy of the OLG Retailer Agreement for the premises identified in the application, where the type of products to be sold at the site are OLG products (e.g. scratch tickets, Lotto Max, Lotto 6/49)

Note: If you have already submitted a copy of the OLG Retailer Agreement for your site to the AGCO and there have been no changes to your business since your submission then a copy is not required.

When applying online through iAGCO, you are required to provide two sets of addresses:

1. The Mailing/Physical/Business Address on the New Applicant Information screen pertains to the applicant’s address (legal entity). Note: If you have previously applied through iAGCO, this screen will not appear. 
2. The Physical/Mailing Address on the Premises Information screen pertains to where OLG products and/or break open tickets, and/or electronic raffle (e-raffle) tickets will be sold (“Premises” refers to retailer location address).

The business name under which you intend to operate may have to be registered under the Business Names Act. For information regarding business name registration please call toll free 1-800-361-3223 or visit the ServiceOntario website.

Note: The business name or operating name must match exactly throughout the OLG Retailer Agreement, Master Business Licence and AGCO application(s).

A registered Seller has the ability to:

• sell lottery products (e.g. scratch tickets, Lotto Max, Lotto 6/49) on behalf of OLG
• sell break open tickets (also known as Nevada tickets or Pull Tab tickets)
• sell 50/50 electronic raffle (e-raffle) tickets on behalf of a hospital foundation with a charitable lottery licence (convenience stores only)

You are required to list the individual(s) who currently oversee the sale of break open tickets electronic raffle (e-raffle) tickets, and/or OLG products, including:

• partners of the partnership
• general partner(s) of the limited partnership
• officer(s), director(s) and/or shareholder(s) of the corporation
• board member(s) of the association

Personal Disclosure* must be completed for each of these individuals. Note: This does not apply to Lottery Retailer Managers (Category 1 Gaming Assistants).

*For more information, please refer to the Personal and Entity Disclosure Requirements Guide.

A Lottery Retailer Manager (Category 1 Gaming Assistant) is an individual employed in the conduct, management or operation of a lottery scheme or in the operation of a gaming site, who, in the opinion of the Registrar, exercises a significant level of decision-making authority or has significant supervisory or training responsibilities.

You are required to list the individual(s) who will supervise or manage the sale of OLG products. This includes individual(s) who:

• oversee and coordinate the sale of OLG products
• manage compliance issues regarding the sale of OLG products
• have signing authority to purchase OLG products for the site(s)
• enter into contracts with OLG

Note: A Gaming Assistant Application is required for each individual who will supervise or manage the sale of OLG products.

The declaration must be completed by an individual who has signing authority (i.e. authority to bind) on behalf of the business entity (applicant) named in the application.

If you have any questions, please contact AGCO Customer Service during regular business hours at 416-326-8700 (in the GTA) or 1-800-522-2876 (toll-free in Ontario).