Sports Interaction Alberta Review

The Alberta Terms cover casino play as well as sports betting, under a section called Gaming Facilities, and the site's main menu lists Sports, Casino and Live Casino. Sports Interaction's iPhone store description, which covers Ontario and Alberta, counts more than 3,000 casino games and names live casino blackjack and roulette. Treat that count as the store listing's own claim: the pages we reached carry no game list, provider list or return-to-player figures.

The Terms say random number generator software decides the shuffling and dealing of cards and other random events in the casino games. If the result on your device differs from the result on Sports Interaction's server, the server result governs.

Sports Interaction's iPhone store description, which covers Ontario and Alberta, lists 150+ betting markets, live betting, same-game parlays and cash out. The Alberta Terms cover the sports betting facilities at ab.sportsinteraction.com. The pages we reached list no sports, leagues or betting limits, so we don't list any either.

Caps on winnings

Section 28.3.2 of the Terms sets the most you can win through the sports betting facilities at $250,000 in any 24-hour period, however many bets you place. On a single bet the cap is $20,000; it does not apply to parlays or any bet with more than one selection.

The Terms add that acceptance of a bet is not an agreement to pay out above those limits, so check them before you stake on a long shot.

On the Canadian App Store, Sports Interaction Sportsbook is free, from seller Avid Ecom Solutions Limited, needs iOS 18.0 or later and carries a 17+ age label. Its average score is 4.48 from 9,472 scores, and the current version is 26.09.01, released 22 September 2026. Google Play lists com.sportsinteraction.app from developer ElectraWorks Limited with 4.3 stars from 785 reviews and more than 50,000 downloads. Store scores cover every region the app serves and say little about Alberta alone.

The listing text is split by province: 19+ for Ontario only, 18+ for Alberta only, with GameSense Alberta's 1-833-447-7523 for help. The Terms list Sports Interaction's platforms as its Alberta website and its apps, so you don't need a separate Alberta download.

The Alberta Terms refer to a 24/7 Customer Service team, and the app-store description repeats the 24/7 claim. The help pages we reviewed don't spell out how to reach that team, so check the site's contact options.

Complaints

The complaints page tells you to start with Customer Support and not to complain through social media. Sports Interaction promises an acknowledgement within 24 hours and a final answer by email within 90 days. If you're still unhappy, write to complaints@ab.sportsinteraction.com or send a letter to the Customer Services Manager at its postal address in Kahnawake, Quebec.

Unresolved disputes can go on to AiGC or AGLC. AGLC's number for gaming irregularities is 1-800-742-7818.

Age and identity

You must be 18 or over and it must be legal for you to play in Alberta. Sports Interaction asks for your date of birth at registration and can ask for proof of age and identity documents at registration or at any time after. It can also use credit-file and dual-process identity checks.

Your account may be suspended until your age is proven, and transactions can be voided until your identity is verified. Sports Interaction refuses accounts to under-18s and may report underage attempts to the regulator. You get one account, in your own name, in Canadian dollars only.

Location checks

Sports Interaction's help says that outside Alberta you can open your account but you can't play or bet. On a desktop browser you need the GeoGuard plug-in, and Wi-Fi must be switched on even if you aren't using it for your connection.

VPN, VNC and remote-desktop software make the check fail; the help names Log Me In, TigerVNC, Team Viewer, GoToMeeting and Splashtop. Border areas are checked more often, and a new router or device can take a few days to be recognised. If your internet provider assigns an address outside Alberta, you'll need to have it changed.

Deposits

Sports Interaction's help page says Interac e-Transfer deposits are credited within 30 minutes, rarely up to an hour. Each one starts with Generate Payment Details and a one-time code. Sports Interaction's combined limits for Interac are CA$1,000 per transaction, CA$3,000 a day, CA$20,000 a week and CA$40,000 a month, and the minimum deposit is CA$10.

Failed deposits are refunded within 2 business days. Payment methods must be in your own name. The help pages say the cashier shows the methods open to you, and the iPhone store description mentions deposits with Interac and Visa. Its help menu has pages for cards, Apple Pay, paysafecard and bank wire, but that is a menu of articles, not a confirmed list for Alberta, so check the cashier.

Withdrawals

The help pages say withdrawals are instant or take up to five working days: cards and bank transfers 3 to 5 banking days, e-wallets such as paysafecard within 8 hours, and instant banking instant. Sports Interaction charges no withdrawal fee of its own, though your bank or provider might. The help pages are not marked Alberta-only.

The Terms commit to pay as soon as reasonably possible, subject to up to 2 business days of internal processing, and wins over $50,000 get verification checks. A closed-loop rule can send your money back to the method you paid in with, split across methods. A pending withdrawal usually means your account or payment method isn't verified yet.

Inactive accounts

After 18 months without activity Sports Interaction can charge $5 every 30 days. It doesn't charge a zero balance, and a time-out or self-exclusion suspends the fee.

Limits and breaks

You can set daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits, loss limits and session-length limits. Lowering a limit takes effect at once. Raising a deposit limit may need confirmation and starts after 24 hours, and raising or removing a loss or session limit takes 24 hours.

A time-out lasts 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 2 months or 3 months and ends on its own. While it runs you can't deposit or play, and you're left out of targeted marketing.

Self-exclusion

Self-exclusion runs from a minimum of 6 months up to 5 years. The account stays closed after the period ends until you ask to reactivate it, and Sports Interaction reviews that request. The pages also link to AGLC's voluntary centralized self-exclusion program for Alberta gambling.

Where to get help

Call GameSense Alberta on 1-833-447-7523 (gamesenseab.ca), the Alberta Health Services addiction helpline on 1-866-332-2322 or its mental health helpline on 1-877-303-2642. Alberta Gamblers Anonymous is at albertaga.ca. We found no reality-check reminder among the tools, so a session-length limit is the closest option.

Sports Interaction holds an AGLC "iGaming - Operator" registration.

The site is operated by ElectraWorks Maple Limited.

AGLC's registrant list shows Electraworks Maple Limited as an iGaming - Operator running to July 23, 2027, with ab.partycasino.ca and ab.sportsinteraction.com printed beside the name. AiGC's directory lists Sports Interaction and links to ab.sportsinteraction.com.

What Sports Interaction itself says

The Alberta Terms, amended 23 July 2026, say ElectraWorks Maple Limited, a company registered in England, operates as agent for Alberta iGaming Corporation under an agreement between the two, and is regulated by AGLC. The site footer adds AGLC license number 120429 and the line that you must be physically present in Alberta.

The Terms describe the company as registered as an iGaming supplier, while AGLC's list shows the class iGaming - Operator.

Who can play

You must be 18 or older and physically in Alberta.