All three of Caesars‘ online casino platforms will be available in the Alberta market, the company confirmed Monday.
The announcement came as Caesars began preregistration for customers to sign up early for online casinos in Alberta, which should launch in the spring or summer.
The platforms include the two standalone online casino platforms, Caesars Palace and Horseshoe, as well as its combined casino and betting platform at Caesars Sportsbook.
“Opening pre‑registration is an important first step that allows players to prepare for launch while we finalize our plans to bring our full trifecta of platforms online in Alberta,” Caesars Digital President Eric Hession said. “We welcome the province’s continued progress toward a regulated online market and appreciate the Alberta iGaming Corporation’s work to support operators through this process.”
CEO bullish on new online casino markets
Caesars is one of the only online casino companies not to discuss Alberta directly in its recent earnings calls, but CEO Tom Reeg mentioned new markets during the second quarter call.
“And as you look forward and think about into ’26, ’27, ’28, where you may have new iGaming jurisdictions, where I would expect our share of a new jurisdiction given our product and the momentum in that business would probably be something like 2x what our share is in the legacy markets,” Reeg said.
“You can start to talk yourself into some pretty bullish outcomes in Digital, and we see no indication that anything slowing down.”
Over the last 12 months of available results, Caesars has a 7.1% online casino revenue share in New Jersey, 6.0% in Michigan and 5.2% in Pennsylvania.
Caesars learned its lesson during the New York sports betting launch, overspending on customer acquisition, but the company is also facing the expectation of hitting $500 million in digital EBITDA.
