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Alberta minister’s office expects iGaming regulations to be finalised soon

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Alberta's minister responsible for iGaming said the province is continuing work on regulations and preparations for a private, regulated online gambling market. A spokesperson said regulations could be finalised soon and further details about the Alberta iGaming Corporation were expected in early 2026; the corporation's establishment work is under way.

Regulatory details and the planned market structure will inform operators preparing to enter Alberta's online gambling market.

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Alberta iGaming Corporation reports CA$122.1m revenue in first three months

Alberta iGaming Corporation reported CA$122.1 million in non-adjusted gross gaming revenue from 13 July to 30 September, according to its market performance report. The total comprised CA$22.2 million in July, CA$43.3 million in August and CA$56.6 million in September; the report recorded CA$2.89 billion in handle and 24 licensed operators by the end of September.

Alberta's regulated iGaming market generated CA$122.1m in non-adjusted gross gaming revenue in its first three months of operation, according to a market performance report from Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC). The report covers the period from 13 July, when the market opened, to 30 September.

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