If you’ve visited an online sportsbook to place a wager or two on Bryson DeChambeau expecting the hellacious hitter of the golf ball to wreak havoc on Augusta National — and the field — at this weekend’s Masters tournament, chances are you did so without realizing that the sportsbook isn’t a legal entity in Canada.

For many, reading the fine print doesn’t go beyond checking the best-before date on the almost-empty carton of milk or tub of yogurt that’s been sitting in your fridge for … fingers crossed … two weeks. There’s no way you’ve bothered to go through the terms of conditions, for example, of a sportsbook such as betway.com.