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.
The launch gives local operators another supplier option as Alberta regulates online gambling.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not named | Not stated | Alberta approves 36 igaming operators as 22 platforms go live | Not stated | |
| BetMGM, BetRivers | Not stated | Alberta confirms 22 operator sites live at iGaming launch | Not stated | |
| Altenar | Not stated | Altenar gains approval to supply sportsbook technology in Alberta | Not stated | |
| Alberta iGaming Corp, AGLC | Not stated | Alberta launches regulated iGaming market with 22 operators live | Not stated | |
| PENN | Not stated | PENN launches theScore Bet and casino apps in Alberta | Not stated |
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Alberta's iGaming Corporation confirmed 22 operator sites were live on 13 July 2026, out of nearly 50 registered. The outlet described the launch as the largest online gambling market opening in North America by number of brands. Ontario's market runs 47 operators across 81 sites as of late June 2026, the report said.
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.
FanDuel said it plans to launch online casino and sports betting services in Alberta on 13 July 2026, subject to final regulatory approval. The company also announced a C$80,000 community contribution and an Alberta content deal with Light & Wonder, both subject to the relevant approvals; it extended its Canadian Football League sponsorship to Alberta.
Coolbet will end service in Alberta ahead of the province’s regulated commercial iGaming market launch on 13 July, according to a notice on the company’s website. It has stopped accepting new registrations and deposits; access will end on 12 July, and customers can withdraw remaining balances until 31 August. Coolbet said regulatory changes prompted the exit.
PENN Entertainment's chief executive said losses in its interactive unit are largely behind the business, according to the report. The company also said its early performance in Alberta was in line with the market share it had built in Ontario.
According to the headline, PENN's CEO describes losses at the Interactive unit as "largely in the rearview mirror".