Casino Time and G2 Gaming launched online casino operations in Alberta, with Casino Time expanding from Ontario and G2's Vegas Club Casino entering Canada. Casino Time said in June it had registered with Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis; the two launches add to the province's regulated market, which began on 13 July.
The launches add two operators to Alberta’s regulated online casino market.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not named | CAD 76,000,000 | Alberta anticipates online gambling operator numbers could double by October | Not stated | |
| GGPoker, NSUS | Not stated | AGLC approves GGPoker for Alberta online poker | Not stated | |
| Super Group, Betway | Not stated | Super Group may delay regulated Alberta Betway launch until October | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | AGLC sets three-stage registration path for Alberta iGaming operators | Not stated | |
| bet365, BetMGM | Not stated | Alberta online casino market opens with 20-plus AGLC-licensed operators | Not stated |
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Reportedly, Stake Canada received operator registration from Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis on 24 September 2026. The company targets a 12 October launch in Alberta’s regulated online gambling market.
Super Group may wait until October to introduce Betway in regulated Alberta. Chief executive Neal Menashe said the company was taking time to transition from grey-market activity despite its existing AGLC registration.
Greentube is preparing to launch in Alberta, Canada, after registering with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission, the company said. Its initial offering will include several slot titles, and commercial director David Bolas said it plans to work with local operators.
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.