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Alberta's registered iGaming operators

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Sources

  1. Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC) — Registered iGaming Sites | AiGC Checked
  2. 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
  3. Alberta King's Printer / Government of Alberta — Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Regulation, AR 143/96 (Office Consolidation, up to AR 135/2026) Checked
  4. Government of Alberta (Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction) — Fact Sheet - Alberta iGaming Checked
  5. Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC) — Operators | AiGC Checked
What each source supports
  • AiGC, Alberta's Crown corporation for iGaming, publishes a consumer-facing page titled 'Registered iGaming Sites' that lists operator brands together with an outbound link to each brand's Alberta site; the page does not display a registration date, registration number or licence class for any entry. [1]
  • AiGC's public 'Registered iGaming Sites' page lists operator brands with a link to each site but does not show registration status, registration date, registration number, or licence class for any entry. [1]
  • 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. [2], [3], [4]
  • 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. [4], [5]

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