Alberta’s AGLC has added bet365 to its roster of regulated operators ahead of the province’s planned iGaming market launch, according to the report. The market is scheduled to open on 13 July; the report says more than 30 companies are preparing to enter.
The listing positions bet365 to enter Alberta’s regulated online market when it opens.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| bet365 | Not stated | AGLC registers bet365 ahead of Alberta’s 13 July market launch | Not stated | |
| Play’n GO | Not stated | Play’n GO says Alberta grants it an iGaming supplier licence | Not stated | |
| Play’n GO | Not stated | AGLC grants Play’n GO Alberta online gaming content licence | Not stated | |
| EveryMatrix | Not stated | EveryMatrix obtains Alberta supplier licence ahead of market launch | Not stated | |
| EveryMatrix | Not stated | AGLC conditionally approves EveryMatrix for Alberta market entry | Not stated |
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Alberta’s AGLC added bet365 to its list of registered iGaming operators ahead of the province’s planned 13 July 2026 market launch. The source said the registry then contained 31 operators; registration must be followed by a commercial agreement with the Alberta iGaming Corporation before an operator can operate under the new regime.
PowerPlay said it plans to enter Alberta ahead of the province’s 13 July regulated iGaming launch. The company said its entry remains subject to final regulatory approvals and completion of commercial onboarding requirements.
EveryMatrix says it has obtained a licence from Alberta’s Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission ahead of the province’s iGaming market launch. The company says it plans to offer its technology, in-house games from Fantasma Games and aggregated third-party content; the report states that the market rollout is expected in July.
Alberta approved the International Betting Integrity Association to monitor suspicious betting activity for the province’s regulated online market ahead of its planned 13 July launch. IBIA will report suspected activity on licensed platforms to the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission. The report says 28 operators had registered or begun registration by 1 May.
Alberta approved the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) as an integrity monitor ahead of the province’s regulated online gambling market launch on 13 July, the organisation said. IBIA will work with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission to flag unusual betting patterns and escalate concerns about possible match manipulation or betting fraud. The report said about 30 sportsbook and casino operators are expected to enter the market at launch.