Alberta’s regulated online iGaming market launches

Alberta has legalized sports betting and online casinos operated by private, commercial operators, with 22 operators approved to operate in the province as of Monday. The Alberta government, through AGLC and AiGC, will take 20 percent of gambling revenue, expect about $76 million in the first fiscal year, and has implemented centralized self-exclusion…

The Alberta government has launched a new framework to regulate online gambling to level the playing field. The report details the government's plan and its aims to establish a regulated online gambling environment.

Alberta officially opened its regulated sports betting and iGaming market, allowing Albertans 18+ to bet on online casino games and sports through provincially registered operators. Bet365, along with other private operators, will operate in Alberta under the new framework, with the province collecting 20% of profits from private operators and…

Alberta has launched a regulated online gambling market with 22 registered platforms now operating legally in the province. The framework requires mandatory player-protection tools, cross-platform self-exclusion, intervention for high-risk behavior, and bans on marketing to minors, with oversight by the Alberta iGaming Corporation and Alberta Gaming,…

The article reports that Alberta’s regulated iGaming system went live at midnight, with 22 platforms signing up to operate and about 20 ready for customers, making Alberta the second province to allow private online gambling operators after Ontario. The government, via the AGLC under Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally, aims to protect online bettors,…

The Alberta government announced the launch of a regulated online iGaming market, with 22 registered sites as of July 13, 2026. It states that operators must meet high standards of conduct, player protection, and social responsibility, and that the market is managed by the Alberta iGaming Corporation with regulation and enforcement by Alberta Gaming,…

Alberta has launched a regulated iGaming market, opening online gambling to private operators and making Alberta the second province after Ontario to do so. The government expects 20–50 companies to operate with a 20% revenue tax, plus 1% of gross revenue for problem gambling programs and 2% for First Nations, as they transition from government-only…

The Alberta government announced that its regulated iGaming market went live at midnight with 22 platforms signed up to operate. The aim is to box out the grey market by introducing regulated online gambling.