Altenar says it is ready to supply sports betting technology to licensed operators entering Alberta's regulated online gambling market, which has launched. The supplier said it received approval from the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission.
The market opening creates a new regulated jurisdiction in Canada where operators may use Altenar's sports betting technology.
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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.
Greentube said it had entered Alberta’s regulated commercial iGaming market after receiving approval from Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis. The supplier began offering selected games to players in the province, whose market opened on 13 July.
DraftKings launched online sports betting and casino in Alberta on 13 July, company president Paul Liberman said. The company is stopping its daily fantasy sports service in the province as it enters the regulated market, according to Liberman.
PointsBet Canada entered Alberta’s provincial registration process this week, the company said, as the province prepares to open its iGaming market. The process allows the operator to begin marketing and customer outreach before a full launch expected later in 2026.
Flutter said it held 23% of Alberta’s regulated online casino and sports betting market by gross gaming revenue in Q3. Chief executive Dan Taylor said FanDuel exceeded 20% market share in its first quarter in the province, where it launched on 13 July; the company’s figure predates a subsequent increase in licensed sites.