Alberta online casinos and sportsbooks are now live, though less than half of the gambling operators approved to launch actually did.
There are 22 new sites live, according to the Alberta iGaming Corporation‘s approved operators page. Play Alberta, the only option for legal sports betting and online casino in Alberta prior to Monday‘s launch, makes it 23 iGaming sites serving the province.
According to the Gaming Registrants list from Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis, there are 31 sites that are approved but not yet live. That new, searchable database is missing Super Group‘s Betway from the last update before operators went live.
Live online casinos and sportsbooks
The list of brands that went live on day one consists mostly of familiar brands with several smaller companies mixed in:
- bet365 Casino
- bet365 Sportsbook
- BetMGM
- BetRivers (Rush Street Interactive)
- Betty
- BetVictor
- Caesars Palace
- Caesars Sportsbook
- Casino Days
- DAZN Bet
- Delta Casino
- DraftKings
- FanDuel Casino
- FanDuel Sportsbook
- Golden Nugget (DraftKings)
- Hollywood (Penn)
- Horseshoe (Caesars)
- Lucky Days
- Stardust
- theScore Bet (Penn)
- theScore Casino (Penn)
- Tonybet
Which Alberta online gambling sites are waiting?
The 31 approved sites still waiting to go live:
- 888
- Bally Bet
- Bet99
- Betano
- BetNova
- Captain Cooks Casino
- Casino Classic
- CasinoTime
- Golden Tiger Casino
- Grand Mondial Casino
- JackpotCity
- Lucky Liner
- Luxury Casino
- Mega Casino
- Monopoly Casino (Bally’s)
- Party Casino
- Play Vegas Club
- Playojo
- PointsBet
- Power Play
- Pure Casino
- River Cree iGaming
- Royal Vegas
- Ruby Fortune
- Slots Magic
- Spin Casino
- Spin Genie
- Sports Interaction
- Tooniebet
- Yukon Gold Casino
- Zodiac Casino
Where is Betway?
Super Group received approvals for five of its brands under its subsidiary Cadtree. Only four, though, are listed in the database and Betway is missing from the group.
It is the second Super Group-owned brand to go missing from the approvals list. Grizzly’s Quest, which is not licensed in Ontario, disappeared in June
Super Group has not responded to multiple requests for comment. The AGLC does not comment on individual applications.
