West Virginia’s online casino market generated a record $37.8m in January 2026, reportedly 48% higher than in January 2025. Charles Town-linked operators recorded $13.1m, Greenbrier-linked operators $9.1m, Mountaineer-linked operators $7.5m and FanDuel $8.1m, according to the reported figures.
The market figures give operators and investors a measure of revenue and competitive positions in West Virginia.
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Alberta’s commercial iGaming market launched on 13 July with nearly 50 registered operators, according to provincial regulators. Operators must also sign commercial agreements with the Alberta iGaming Corporation before going live; the province requires RG Check accreditation and centralised self-exclusion from launch.
Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis has registered 35 operator sites at various approval stages ahead of the province’s planned 13 July online gambling launch, according to the report. Operators named include bet365, FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars, BetRivers, theScore Bet and Betway; the report also names technology and content suppliers preparing to serve the market.
Alberta’s Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis Commission listed 28 operators for the province’s regulated online gambling market, due to open on 13 July. The list includes FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM and PlayAlberta; the provincial government estimates annual tax revenue could reach CAD100 million. The AGLC also approved 22 critical gaming service providers.
Alberta’s regulated online gambling market has reached 50 licensed websites run by 29 companies, reportedly, as the province began enforcing restrictions on unlicensed operators after the 13 October transition deadline. Alberta iGaming Corporation chief executive Dan Keene said another 10 to 15 sites could launch by the end of 2026. Operators without approval must stop taking wagers from Alberta customers, while the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission can declare violators unsuitable for registration.
Reported figures for North American markets included Nevada baccarat revenue of $162.0 million in August, up 39 per cent, and Indiana sports wagers of $4.09 billion in the first nine months of 2026, up 4 per cent. Missouri casinos reported September gaming revenue of $165.1 million, while figures also covered several other states and Washington DC.