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Alberta Online Casinos 2026

Alberta's regulated iGaming market opened on July 13, 2026. This page lists the operators on the official AGLC and AiGC lists, shows you how to check any site yourself, and sets out the rules that matter to players: the 18+ age, self-exclusion and where to get help.

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Oct 31, 2026 Operator lists checked

AGLC-Registered Casinos We Cover

Only operators confirmed on both the AGLC registrant list and the AiGC directory (checked October 31, 2026). Alberta advertising rules restrict bonus promotion outside the operator's own site, so terms and offers are shown there, not here.

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Operators Registered in Alberta

These operators appear on both the AGLC registrant list and the AiGC directory of registered iGaming sites. We read both lists on October 31, 2026; they change, so always confirm a site yourself before you register.

Registered operatorBrands
2786638 Alberta Inc. (Bet99)bet99.com
American Wagering, Inc.Caesars Sportsbook, Caesars Palace Online, Horseshoe
Apollo Entertainment LimitedCaptain Cooks, Casino Classic, Golden Tiger, Grand Mondial, Luxury, Yukon Gold, Zodiac
Bally's Canada, Inc.BallyBet, Monopoly Casino
BetMGM Canada Inc.BetMGM
Betty Gaming CA, Ltd.Betty
BV (Canada) Ltd.BetVictor
Cadtree LimitedJackpot City, Spin Casino, Ruby Fortune, Royal Vegas
Cadway LimitedBetway
CasinoTime Inc.CasinoTime
Crown DK CAN Ltd.DraftKings
Delta iGaming Inc.Delta Casino
DZBT Marketing LimitedDAZN Bet
Electraworks Maple LimitedPartyCasino, Sports Interaction
Ellipse Entertainment LimitedLucky Liner
FanDuel Canada ULCFanDuel Casino and Sportsbook
G2 Digital AB LLCVegas Club
GNOG CAN Ltd.Golden Nugget
Golden Nebula LimitedCasino Days
Goldrush Alberta LimitedBetNova
Hillside (International Gaming) ENC / Hillside (International Sports) ENCbet365 Casino and Sportsbook
L7 Entertainment LimitedLuckyDays
Pala Interactive Canada, Inc.Stardust
Pure Casino Entertainment Limited PartnershipPure Casino
Rush Street Interactive Canada ULCBetRivers
Score Media & Gaming Inc.theScore Bet, theScore Casino, Hollywood Casino
Skill on Net Ltd.PlayOJO, SpinGenie, Mega Casino, Slots Magic
Stake Canada Ltd.Stake
Tonybet Northpoint LimitedTonybet
Trillium Ventures LimitedPowerPlay
VHL Ontario Limited888

Registered with AGLC, not yet confirmed live

These operators are on the AGLC registrant list but did not appear in the AiGC directory when we checked. AGLC says registration alone does not authorise gaming operations — that authority sits with AiGC — so treat them as unconfirmed.

Registered operatorBrands
Albertix GamingToonie Bet
Blueberry (Alberta)Videoslots, Mr Vegas
Kaizen Gaming Canada Inc.Betano
PointsBet Canada Operations 1 Inc.PointsBet
River Cree iGaming LP—
TWHG Inc.247bet, Fire Vegas
United Interactive Ltd. (Bet United Casino)—

Not on either list when we checked: LeoVegas, Casumo, Fanatics, Hard Rock Bet. Play Alberta (AGLC's own site) is registered separately.

Official sources: AGLC registrant list · AiGC directory of registered iGaming sites · AGLC: iGaming in Alberta

How Online Gambling Works in Alberta

Who Regulates What

The Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) handles regulatory oversight and registration. Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC) conducts and manages iGaming: commercial agreements, anti-money laundering, financials and reporting sit with AiGC. AGLC says its registration does not by itself authorise operations — AiGC does.

Alberta's 18+ Rule

The legal gambling age in Alberta is 18. Under the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act a minor is anyone under 18, and minors are barred from iGaming sites.

How to Check a Site Is Regulated

  • Look for the AiGC logo on the site — AiGC says it is mandatory on regulated sites
  • Search the AiGC directory: AiGC says an operator that is not listed is not regulated
  • Check the operator on the AGLC registrant list
  • Be cautious with sites that accept Alberta players but appear on neither list

Self-Exclusion

Alberta offers three self-exclusion options: all registered iGaming sites, all land-based casinos and racing entertainment centres, or both. The exclusion runs from 6 months to 3 years and can be started online.

Why This Page Shows No Bonus Amounts

AGLC's rules prohibit advertising bonuses and inducements outside an operator's own site. We follow that conservative approach: you will find offers and terms on each operator's site, after you are registered.

Play Alberta and Private Operators

Play Alberta, the AGLC-run site, is listed in the registry as an iGaming operator. AiGC says it will keep operating alongside the regulated private operators.

Where to Get Help

  • 211 Alberta — 24/7
  • GameSense Info Line — 1-833-447-7523
  • Alberta Health Services Addiction Helpline — 1-866-332-2322 (24/7)

Alberta iGaming: Dated Timeline

  • — AGLC guidance told unregulated operators to apply, pay fees and stop taking Alberta bets by July 13, with a case-by-case extension of up to three months (to October 13, 2026). (Source: AGLC iGaming guidance)
  • — AGLC's Standards and Requirements for Internet Gaming came into force. Section 4.1 prohibits advertising of gambling inducements, bonuses and credits except on an operator's own site and in consented direct marketing. (Source: AGLC SRIG)
  • — The regulated market opened: registered operators can conduct and manage their iGaming platforms in Alberta. (Source: AGLC iGaming page)
  • — The maximum case-by-case extension ended. As of October 31, 2026 we found no published AGLC enforcement action naming an operator or affiliate. (Source: AGLC / alberta.ca)

Alberta Safety Checklist

Every brand on this page had to clear all of these before we listed it. If one item fails, the casino is removed — no exceptions.

  1. Confirm you are 18 or older before you register
  2. Find the operator in the AiGC directory of registered sites
  3. Look for the AiGC logo on the site
  4. Check the operator on the AGLC registrant list
  5. Set deposit limits before your first deposit
  6. Read the wagering terms on any offer on the operator's site
  7. Know your self-exclusion options before you need them
  8. Keep a help line handy: 211 Alberta or 1-866-332-2322

Frequently Asked Questions

Is online casino play legal in Alberta?

Yes, with registered operators. Alberta's regulated iGaming market opened on July 13, 2026. Operators must be registered with AGLC and work with AiGC; the AiGC directory lists the registered sites.

What is the gambling age in Alberta?

It is 18. Minors are barred from iGaming sites under the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act.

How do I know a casino is approved in Alberta?

Check for the AiGC logo, search the AiGC directory of registered iGaming sites and look the operator up on the AGLC registrant list. AiGC says that if an operator does not appear in its directory, it is not regulated.

Is LeoVegas available in Alberta?

Not on the official lists: LeoVegas did not appear on the AGLC registrant list or the AiGC directory when we checked on October 31, 2026. Casumo, Fanatics and Hard Rock Bet did not appear either.

Is Jackpot City available in Alberta?

Jackpot City is operated by Cadtree Limited, which is on both the AGLC registrant list and the AiGC directory (checked October 31, 2026), along with Spin Casino, Ruby Fortune and Royal Vegas.

What happened to unregulated casinos on July 13?

AGLC guidance told unregulated operators to apply, pay fees and stop taking Alberta bets by July 13, 2026, with a case-by-case extension of up to three months, to October 13. We found no published enforcement action naming an operator as of October 31, 2026.

What are the self-exclusion options in Alberta?

Three: all registered iGaming sites, all land-based casinos and racing entertainment centres, or both, for 6 months to 3 years. You can start it online.

Are gambling winnings taxable in Alberta?

The Canada Revenue Agency treats lottery and certain other winnings as non-taxable unless gambling is carried on as a business. This is general information, not tax advice — ask the CRA or an accountant about your situation.

Is Play Alberta still running?

Yes. AiGC says Play Alberta will continue to operate alongside regulated private operators.

Check before you register

Confirm the operator on the AiGC directory and the AGLC list, set deposit limits, and read the terms on the operator's own site.

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