Play’n GO says Alberta’s Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis Commission has licensed it to supply online gaming content to licensed operators in the province. The company said its initial games are undergoing certification ahead of Alberta’s planned launch later this year.
The licence allows Play’n GO to supply games to licensed operators in Alberta, subject to certification.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EveryMatrix | Not stated | EveryMatrix obtains Alberta supplier licence ahead of market launch | Not stated | |
| EveryMatrix | Not stated | EveryMatrix receives conditional Alberta licensing approval | Not stated | |
| EveryMatrix | Not stated | AGLC conditionally approves EveryMatrix for Alberta market entry | Not stated | |
| IBIA | Not stated | Alberta approves IBIA to monitor betting integrity ahead of July launch | Not stated | |
| Gaming Corps | Not stated | Gaming Corps secures conditional Alberta supplier licence ahead of July launch | Not stated |
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Endorphina confirmed on 24 August that AGLC had approved it to supply Alberta’s regulated iGaming market. The supplier’s licence took effect on 12 August.
Gaming Corps said it received a conditional iGaming supplier licence from Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis, through Gaming Corps Malta Ltd, ahead of the province’s market launch on 13 July 2026. The licence authorises the company to manufacture and supply gaming software in Alberta. Gaming Corps COO Alex Lorimer said the company planned to bring its games to operators in the 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.
Altenar said Alberta's Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission approved it to supply sports betting solutions in the province. The approval allows it to support licensed operators ahead of the market launch expected on 13 July 2026.
Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis awarded Lockdogs a contract to supply high-security locks, keys and related equipment for gaming machines and kiosks at its licensed casinos. The company said the award followed a competitive request-for-proposals process; the source gave no contract value or deadline.