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- Payout
- 1–4 hours
- Min deposit
- $10
- Apps
- iOS & Android
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Is online gambling legal in Alberta?
Yes. Since July 13, 2026, adults 18 or older who are physically located in Alberta can legally play on any site registered with the AGLC (Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis).
Read the full answer →Is PlayAlberta the only legal site?
Not anymore. PlayAlberta, the government's own platform, was the only legal option before July 13, 2026 — other operators can now register with the AGLC and operate legally alongside it.
How Alberta's iGaming market works →How do I know a site is registered?
Check AiGC's “Registered iGaming Sites” directory, which lists operator brands with a link to each one. You can also check a brand against our own records below.
See the operator registry →Do I have to live in Alberta to play?
No — the rule is where you are when you play, not where you live. You must be 18+ and physically located in Alberta at the time, and registered operators are required to verify this.
Age and location rules →Who is old enough to play?
Adults 18 or older. The rules by type of gambling and by province are on our gambling age page.
Legal gambling age in Alberta →Is sports betting legal in Alberta?
Yes. Alberta's regulated market launched on July 13, 2026, and adults 18 or older who are physically in Alberta can bet through a sportsbook registered with the AGLC.
See registered sportsbooks →Which sports betting apps are legal in Alberta?
Any betting app run by a registered sportsbook. The Alberta sports betting apps guide links every store listing and covers the apps one by one.
Alberta sports betting apps guide →Every operator we list is checked against the AGLC and AiGC registries.
Every claim traces back to a regulator, operator disclosure, or other primary source.
Our editorial team scores and ranks operators using a published methodology.
Every recommendation page carries a responsible-gambling message and a link to free, confidential help.
— GGPoker: GG International Limited o/a GG Poker no longer appears on the AGLC iGaming registrants list.
Verified registry snapshot of active regulatory filings, not an endorsement or new registration. View the registered operator tracker.
AGLC (Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis) registers operators and suppliers; the Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC) is the Crown corporation that signs commercial agreements with operators and runs the consumer-facing registered-sites directory. See the weekly registered operator tracker for every brand and entity on those two official pages.