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Best sports betting apps in Alberta
11 of Alberta's 19 registered sportsbooks have an app on both the App Store and Google Play, and the table below links every one of them. Pick an app from this page and you know the operator is registered with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) and that you are downloading its own listing, not a copy.
The sportsbooks with a documented iPhone and Android app are bet365, theScore, Monopoly, Bally Bet, BetMGM, DraftKings, PureCasino, Tonybet, BetRivers, Sports Interaction and PlayAlberta. Open a review for the payout times, limits and support hours that sit behind each app.
Our highest-scored sportsbooks
Casino, live dealer and sportsbook from theScore, with phone support.
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- 24–25 hours
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- $10
- Apps
- iOS & Android
Casino, sportsbook and live dealer tables from Bally's Canada, 24/7 chat.
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- 30 min – 3 business days
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- $10
- Apps
- iOS & Android
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Sources for this page (6)
- A person must be registered as an iGaming supplier under section 49.2 of the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act before operating an iGaming site or providing goods or services to one in Alberta, subject to narrow exemptions such as iGaming workers. [1], [2], [3]
- An operator must complete AGLC registration and due diligence, and then sign a commercial agreement with the Alberta iGaming Corporation, before it may accept deposits or take bets from Alberta players. [3], [4]
- Registered iGaming operators must ensure games are provided only within Alberta and that only players physically located in Alberta can participate; the gaming system must block play when location cannot be verified, detect and block location-evasion methods (known VPNs/proxies, remote desktop, virtualization), and periodically re-verify player location. [5]
- The minimum age to gamble on an iGaming site in Alberta is 18; the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act defines a 'minor' as a person under 18 years of age. [1], [3]
- Alberta's regulated, competitive iGaming market officially launched on July 13, 2026. [6]
- AGLC's Standards and Requirements for Internet Gaming (SRIG) Standard 4.6.5 prohibits Alberta iGaming operators from offering certain categories of sport and event bets, including: bets on political events (e.g. elections, by-elections, leadership contests); bets on minor league sports in Canada, including the Canadian Hockey League (CHL); bets on assets and financial markets (e.g. stocks, bonds, currencies, real property); bets which mimic the structure of financial instruments, products or markets (including spread betting and contracts for difference); bets which expose players to losses greater than the amount wagered; and bets on synthetic lottery products or lottery outcomes. [5]
- Advertising and marketing materials (including algorithmic ads) that communicate gambling inducements, bonuses and credits are prohibited in Alberta, except on an operator's own gaming site and through direct marketing after the player has given express, opt-in consent that can be withdrawn at any time. [5]
Alberta sports betting apps compared
Rows follow the same order as our Alberta sportsbooks list. The store links come from each operator's review and were last checked 28 Oct 2026.
| Sportsbook | iPhone and iPad | Android | Published by | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| bet365 | App Store | Google Play | Hillside Technology Limited | Fast Interac cash-outs and live chat at any hour. |
| theScore | App Store | Google Play | Score Media and Gaming Inc. | Sports fans who already use the theScore app and want a sportsbook and casino in one app. |
| Monopoly | App Store | Google Play | Ballys Interactive LLC / Bally's Interactive | Casino and sportsbook players who want every payment method's dollar limits spelled out. |
| Bally Bet | App Store | Google Play | Ballys Corporation / Bally's Corporation | Casino and sportsbook players who want 24/7 chat in one app. |
| BetMGM | App Store | Google Play | BetMGM, LLC / BetMGM | Casino and sportsbook players who aren't in a hurry for their money. |
| DraftKings | App Store | Google Play | DRAFTKINGS LLC. / DraftKings, Inc. | Bettors who want a big-name sportsbook and a casino from one brand, and who are happy to get help through its Help Center chatbot or by email. |
| PureCasino | App Store | Google Play | Pure Casino Entertainment Limited Partnership / Pure Casino Entertainment | Alberta adults 18 and over who want a registered casino and sportsbook app. |
| Tonybet | App Store | Google Play | TONYBET OU / MobileMinds OU | Bettors 18 and over who want casino, live games and sports in one Alberta account and are happy with chat and email support. |
| BetVictor | App Store | None documented | BV Gaming Limited | Bettors 18 and over in Alberta who want sports, casino and live casino in one account and are happy to fund it with Interac, Apple Pay or Google Pay. |
| BetRivers | App Store | Google Play | Rush Street Interactive LLC / Rush Street Interactive, LP | Casino players who also want to bet on the NHL or CFL from the same app, and who are happy to read the payment details in the cashier before they deposit. |
| Sports Interaction | App Store | Google Play | Avid Ecom Solutions Limited / ElectraWorks Limited | Bettors 18 and over who want sports, casino and live casino in one Alberta account and are happy to fund it by Interac e-Transfer. |
| Caesars | App Store | None documented | Computerized Bookmaking Systems, Inc. | Adults 21 and over who want a casino and a sportsbook from one brand and like having a phone number to call. |
| Betway | None documented | None documented | — | Adults 18 and over in Alberta who want a sportsbook and a casino from one brand and will read the Alberta terms and betting rules before they stake anything. |
| FanDuel | None documented | None documented | — | Bettors 18 and over who want a big-name sportsbook and casino in one account and are happy with chat and email support. |
| DAZN Bet | None documented | None documented | — | Adults 18 and over in Alberta who want a sportsbook and casino from a DAZN-branded operator and will use a Canadian-dollar debit or credit card or an accepted online payment service in their own name. |
| 888 | None documented | None documented | — | — |
| BetNova | None documented | None documented | — | — |
| PlayAlberta | App Store | Google Play | Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis | Anyone who'd rather use Alberta's own government-run platform than a private operator. |
| PowerPlay | None documented | None documented | — | — |
"None documented" means we have no iPhone or Android store listing on file that names Alberta, so we do not send you to one. BetVictor has an iPhone app only. Caesars has an iPhone app only. Betway has no app we can confirm for Alberta. FanDuel has no app we can confirm for Alberta. DAZN Bet has no app we can confirm for Alberta. 888 has no app we can confirm for Alberta. BetNova has no app we can confirm for Alberta. PowerPlay has no app we can confirm for Alberta.
What the store listings say
- bet365: bet365 publishes both an iOS and an Android app for Alberta players, both under the same developer name.
- theScore: theScore Bet has an iOS and an Android app from Score Media and Gaming Inc., and both store listings carry an Alberta line.
- Monopoly: Monopoly Casino offers dedicated mobile apps for iOS and Android, published under Bally's Interactive.
- Bally Bet: Bally Bet has an iOS and an Android app under Bally's Corporation, and both listings cover Alberta and Ontario.
- BetMGM: BetMGM publishes both an iOS and an Android app for Alberta players, under two different developer names.
- DraftKings: DraftKings has separate sportsbook and casino apps for iPhone and Android, and neither works in a mobile browser.
- PureCasino: Pure Casino has an App Store listing and a Google Play listing, and its mobile page points both iPhone and Android users to the App Store.
- Tonybet: Tonybet has iPhone and Android apps for Alberta, but their store scores rest on very few reviews.
- BetVictor: BetVictor's iPhone app covers Ontario and Alberta; its Google Play listing reads as Ontario-only, so we don't treat it as an Alberta app.
- BetRivers: BetRivers has one iOS app and one Android app for both products, and the Google Play listing now says Alberta is live.
- Sports Interaction: Sports Interaction's one app serves Ontario and Alberta, and its store listings give the Alberta age as 18.
- Caesars: Caesars has two iPhone apps that name Alberta; we could not confirm an Android app for the province.
- Betway: We found no Alberta-scoped Betway app, only a Canada-wide Apple listing from a different developer.
- FanDuel: FanDuel has iPhone and Android apps for Canada, but their store listings name only Ontario.
- DAZN Bet: We found no DAZN Bet app for Alberta; the Apple listing we found is for Ontario.
- PlayAlberta: PlayAlberta provides native mobile apps for iOS and Android, published directly by AGLC on Canadian app stores.
Which sports betting apps are legal in Alberta?
Alberta's regulated market launched on July 13, 2026. A sportsbook may take bets from Albertans only after it has completed AGLC registration and due diligence and signed a commercial agreement with the Alberta iGaming Corporation. Every private sportsbook in the table has done both. PlayAlberta, the province's own platform, is on the AGLC registry as an iGaming operator.
An app that is not on that list is not a legal option, however polished its store page looks. Check any name you are unsure about against the registered operators list, and read what unregistered sites put at risk before you hand one your money.
How to pick the right app for you
- Cashing out quickly. Start with fast withdrawal options and use Interac e-Transfer where the operator offers it.
- Hockey and football. The NHL betting guide and the CFL betting guide cover the markets you will see in the app on game day.
- One app, or two. Some brands run a separate casino app. If you want slots as well, see our casino apps guide.
- New to betting. How sports betting works in Alberta explains moneylines, spreads, totals and parlays before you place a first bet.
Download and location check
- Search the operator's name in the App Store or Google Play, or use the links in the table, and install it from there rather than from a third-party file.
- Allow location access when the app asks. Registered operators must confirm you are physically in Alberta before you can bet, and they keep checking while you play.
- Switch off any VPN, proxy or remote desktop tool first. Operators must detect and block these, so a VPN will stop your bet instead of getting around the rule.
- You must be 18 or older to bet on a registered Alberta site.
What you cannot bet on
Registered Alberta sportsbooks must leave certain markets off the board, including political events, minor league sports in Canada such as the Canadian Hockey League (CHL), and financial markets. If a market you expect is missing from an app, that is the rule at work, not a bug.
Alberta also restricts how operators advertise bonuses and credits, so we do not list offers on this page. Each sportsbook's own site is where its current terms live.
Sources
- Alberta King's Printer / Government of Alberta — Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act, RSA 2000, Chapter G-1 (consolidated, includes 2025 c I-0.2 and 2026 amendments) Checked
- Alberta King's Printer / Government of Alberta — Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Regulation, AR 143/96 (Office Consolidation, up to AR 135/2026) Checked
- Government of Alberta (Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction) — Fact Sheet - Alberta iGaming Checked
- Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC) — Operators | AiGC Checked
- Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) — Standards and Requirements for Internet Gaming (SRIG) Checked
- Government of Alberta — Alberta's iGaming Strategy Checked
What each source supports
- A person must be registered as an iGaming supplier under section 49.2 of the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act before operating an iGaming site or providing goods or services to one in Alberta, subject to narrow exemptions such as iGaming workers. [1], [2], [3]
- An operator must complete AGLC registration and due diligence, and then sign a commercial agreement with the Alberta iGaming Corporation, before it may accept deposits or take bets from Alberta players. [3], [4]
- Registered iGaming operators must ensure games are provided only within Alberta and that only players physically located in Alberta can participate; the gaming system must block play when location cannot be verified, detect and block location-evasion methods (known VPNs/proxies, remote desktop, virtualization), and periodically re-verify player location. [5]
- The minimum age to gamble on an iGaming site in Alberta is 18; the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act defines a 'minor' as a person under 18 years of age. [1], [3]
- Alberta's regulated, competitive iGaming market officially launched on July 13, 2026. [6]
- AGLC's Standards and Requirements for Internet Gaming (SRIG) Standard 4.6.5 prohibits Alberta iGaming operators from offering certain categories of sport and event bets, including: bets on political events (e.g. elections, by-elections, leadership contests); bets on minor league sports in Canada, including the Canadian Hockey League (CHL); bets on assets and financial markets (e.g. stocks, bonds, currencies, real property); bets which mimic the structure of financial instruments, products or markets (including spread betting and contracts for difference); bets which expose players to losses greater than the amount wagered; and bets on synthetic lottery products or lottery outcomes. [5]
- Advertising and marketing materials (including algorithmic ads) that communicate gambling inducements, bonuses and credits are prohibited in Alberta, except on an operator's own gaming site and through direct marketing after the player has given express, opt-in consent that can be withdrawn at any time. [5]
What sports betting apps are legal in Alberta?
Any app from a sportsbook that is registered with AGLC and has a commercial agreement with the Alberta iGaming Corporation. Our table lists all 19 of them, and 11 have an iPhone and an Android app on file: bet365, theScore, Monopoly, Bally Bet, BetMGM, DraftKings, PureCasino, Tonybet, BetRivers, Sports Interaction and PlayAlberta.
What is the best sports betting app in Alberta?
The right app depends on how you bet. The table's last column says who each sportsbook suits, from live chat at any hour to a casino and sportsbook in one app. The rows follow our Alberta sportsbooks order, and each review gives the payout times and limits to compare before you download.
Do I need to be in Alberta to use a sports betting app?
Yes. Registered operators must make sure only players physically located in Alberta can bet, and the app will block you if it cannot verify where you are. A VPN will not get you past that check.
Which Alberta sportsbooks have no app we can confirm?
BetVictor has an iPhone app only. Caesars has an iPhone app only. Betway has no app we can confirm for Alberta. FanDuel has no app we can confirm for Alberta. DAZN Bet has no app we can confirm for Alberta. 888 has no app we can confirm for Alberta. BetNova has no app we can confirm for Alberta. PowerPlay has no app we can confirm for Alberta. For those, use the operator's website in your phone's browser and read its review for what is on offer.
Can I deposit and withdraw using a sports betting app?
Yes. A registered app carries the same cashier as the operator's website, including Interac e-Transfer where it is offered. Limits and processing times vary by operator, so check the review before you deposit.
Play safe
You must be 18+ to gamble in Alberta.
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