Altenar said Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission approval allows it to provide sportsbook solutions in the province. The company described the approval as conditional and said it is preparing to support operators ahead of Alberta’s regulated online gaming market launch, which the source gives as 13 July 2026.
The approval enables Altenar to seek business with operators preparing for Alberta’s regulated online gaming market.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dazn Bet, DAZN | Not stated | AGCO licences DAZN Bet for Ontario as Alberta registers operator | Not stated | |
| bet365, FanDuel | Not stated | Alberta registers 35 online gambling operator sites ahead of July launch | Not stated | |
| bet365 | Not stated | AGLC lists bet365 ahead of Alberta’s planned iGaming launch | Not stated | |
| Play’n GO | Not stated | AGLC grants Play’n GO an Alberta online gaming supplier licence | Not stated | |
| bet365 | Not stated | AGLC registers bet365 ahead of Alberta’s 13 July market launch | Not stated |
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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.
DraftKings said it will launch its online sportsbook and casino in Alberta on 13 July, when the province’s regulated iGaming market opens, alongside Golden Nugget Online Gaming. The company said it plans to enter on the market’s first day; operators must complete registration and a separate process with Alberta iGaming Corporation before going live.
FanDuel Canada plans to launch its casino and sportsbook in Alberta on 13 July, subject to regulatory approval. The operator said the move would add a fourth province to its Canadian footprint; its separate Alberta partnership with Light & Wonder for the Huff N' Puff slot franchise also awaits regulatory clearance.