Greentube is preparing to enter Alberta’s regulated online gambling market with existing partners and is exploring new commercial relationships, Commercial Director David Bolas told the report. He said the province’s legislation has passed and a framework is being developed; Alberta is expected to open on 13 July.
Greentube’s planned entry could expand its supply relationships in Alberta’s forthcoming regulated market.
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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.
Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis said it had received a high volume of enquiries ahead of the province’s regulated iGaming market launch, scheduled for 13 July. The report lists 28 operators preparing to enter, alongside 22 system providers, eight platform developers and 11 goods and services suppliers cleared by AGLC.
Alberta is preparing to open a regulated online gambling market, with more than 55 operators reportedly interested and nine having completed initial steps. Applicants face a 13 July 2026 licensing deadline, which provincial authorities are considering extending by three months. Operators must register with AGLC and reach a commercial agreement with Alberta iGaming Corporation; applicants must also end unauthorised activity and settle outstanding bets.
Alberta is moving towards regulation of its gambling market, reportedly using Ontario’s regulated sector as a model. The report describes the province as transitioning away from a grey market but gives no specific regulatory measures or timetable.
Ontario reported a 91% channelisation rate, while Alberta is preparing to open a regulated online gambling market, according to the analysis described in the report. About 70 operators are reportedly preparing to enter Alberta, and bet365 has secured approval from the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission.