Alberta's iGaming Corp added Betway Canada to the province's operating-platform list on 28 September, bringing its sportsbook and online casino to the regulated market. The announcement also listed Apollo Entertainment's Golden Tiger Casino; more than 30 platforms were active in the market, according to the report.
The listing brings another sportsbook and casino operator into Alberta's regulated market.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Betway, Super Group | Not stated | Betway enters Alberta’s regulated online gambling market | Not stated | |
| Bally’s, Bally Bet | Not stated | Bally’s adds two gambling platforms in Alberta | Not stated | |
| Play Alberta, AGLC | CAD 50,000 | Alberta opens online gambling market to about 50 private operators | Not stated | |
| BetMGM | Not stated | Alberta online market opens without widespread first-week outages | Not stated | |
| DraftKings | Not stated | DraftKings launches Alberta casino and sportsbook with 2,000 games | Not stated |
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DAZN Bet has launched a sportsbook in Ontario and Alberta using Altenar's technology. The two provinces extend the operator's Canadian footprint under its existing partnership with the supplier.
BetMGM went live in Alberta on 13 July 2026, combining casino and sportsbook under one account, according to an Online Poker Report review. The review found more than 4,000 casino games and an Interac withdrawal that completed in under two business days after a same-day identity check.
Reportedly, DraftKings went live in Alberta on 13 July 2026 with more than 2,000 casino games and Alberta-specific betting markets. The launch came as 22 iGaming sites entered the province's newly regulated market, the second in Canada after Ontario. The operator runs casino and sportsbook through one account and carries lines on Alberta teams including the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames.
PowerPlay launched a combined sportsbook and casino in Alberta on 13 July, joining roughly 22 operators on the first day of the province's newly regulated iGaming market. The Ontario-licensed operator, regulated there by the AGCO, now operates in a second province.
Altenar said it received approval from the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission and is ready to supply sportsbook technology to licensed operators in Alberta. The province’s regulated online gaming market launched on Monday, according to the company.