What the Alberta iGaming Corporation does

AiGC (Alberta iGaming Corporation) is the Crown corporation that oversees Alberta's iGaming market and signs the commercial agreements that let AGLC-registered operators go live. AGLC, separately, is the regulator that registers operators and sets their standards — see AGLC's role.

The two-step process AiGC completes

An operator must first register with AGLC. Only after that registration and AGLC due diligence does the operator sign a commercial agreement with AiGC — the step that actually lets it accept deposits or bets from Alberta players.

AiGC's "Registered iGaming Sites" directory

AiGC runs a consumer-facing page listing operator brands, each with a link to that brand's Alberta site. It's a marketing directory, not a status registry: it does not show a registration date, registration number or licence class for any entry. This publication treats a brand's presence on that page as primary evidence that AiGC presents it as part of the regulated market — see the operator registry for how each brand's status is determined. For the underlying legal-entity registrations, see the licence tracker.

AiGC's channelization goal

AiGC states its goal is "to recapture 75% of the current market by migrating players to regulated sites" within its first two years of operation. That is AiGC's own phrasing for its market-share target, not a restatement of the government's separate estimate that unregulated (offshore) sites currently capture roughly 70% of Alberta iGaming activity — the two figures come from different sources and aren't the same claim. See how to tell a registered site from an offshore one.