Jul 13, 2026
Alberta's biggest betting brands are ready for launch: Here's what players can expect
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Written by Damien Souness, Chief Experience Officer
Reviewed by Mac Douglass
The first 23 Alberta betting sites are now live, with brands including DraftKings, bet365 and BetMGM accepting players.
Alberta's regulated online gambling market has officially launched, giving players access to 23 legal Alberta betting sites for the first time.
The launch includes many of the biggest names in online gambling, including DraftKings, bet365, BetMGM and Caesars. However, while regulators approved dozens of operators ahead of launch, fewer than half are currently accepting customers.
According to the Alberta iGaming Corporation, 22 private operators are now live alongside the government-run Play Alberta platform, bringing the total number of regulated Alberta betting sites to 23.
Which Alberta betting sites are live?
The following Alberta betting sites are currently available:
- bet365 Casino
- bet365 Sportsbook
- BetMGM
- BetRivers
- Betty
- BetVictor
- Caesars Palace Online Casino
- Caesars Sportsbook
- Casino Days
- DAZN Bet
- Delta Casino
- DraftKings
- FanDuel Casino
- FanDuel Sportsbook
- Golden Nugget Online Gaming
- Hollywood Casino
- Horseshoe Online Casino
- Lucky Days
- Play Alberta
- Stardust Casino
- theScore Bet
- theScore Casino
- TonyBet
Which Alberta betting sites are still waiting?
Another 31 approved Alberta betting sites have yet to launch, meaning players can expect more choice in the coming weeks.
- 888 Casino
- Bally Bet
- Bet99
- Betano
- BetNova
- Captain Cooks Casino
- Casino Classic
- CasinoTime
- Golden Tiger Casino
- Grand Mondial Casino
- JackpotCity
- LuckyLiner
- Luxury Casino
- Mega Casino
- Monopoly Casino
- PartyCasino
- Play Vegas Club
- PlayOJO
- PointsBet Canada
- PowerPlay
- Pure Casino
- River Cree iGaming
- Royal Vegas
- Ruby Fortune
- SlotsMagic
- Spin Casino
- SpinGenie
- Sports Interaction
- ToonieBet
- Yukon Gold Casino
- Zodiac Casino
Why aren't all Alberta betting sites live?
While more than 50 brands received approval to enter Alberta's regulated market, many operators have chosen not to launch on day one.
Some companies are still completing technical integrations, while others appear to be staggering their launches rather than competing immediately when the market opened on July 13.
Where is Betway?
One notable omission is Betway.
Super Group had previously received approval for five Alberta brands through its Cadtree subsidiary, but Betway no longer appears on the Alberta iGaming Corporation's approved operators list.
It is the second Super Group-owned brand to disappear from the approvals list after Grizzly's Quest was removed in June.
More Alberta betting sites expected soon
With 31 approved brands still waiting to launch, Alberta's regulated online gambling market is expected to expand rapidly over the coming weeks.
As more Alberta betting sites go live, players will gain access to an even broader range of sportsbooks, online casinos and betting apps, making Alberta one of Canada's most competitive regulated gambling markets alongside Ontario.
To give you the most accurate and helpful information, this article has been reviewed and edited by Mac Douglass through our fact-checking process.
Damien Souness is Chief Experience Officer at Cipher Sports Technology Group, helping lead sports media brands such as Dimers. He specializes in creating trustworthy and data-driven content for sports fans, with experience working for globally recognized sports and media organizations.
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