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Entain granted Alberta licensing, transitions Sports Interaction and PartyCasino to new market
Entain joins operators such as DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Hard Rock Bet in having launched across Alberta’s newly regulated iGaming market, which officially went live on 13 July.
US iGaming: Why the industry was ‘completely wrong’ about post-Covid expansion
Light & Wonder President and CEO Matt Wilson addressed the topic at the 47th Annual Gaming Conference, including the ‘massive impact’ of recent political climates and tariff complications.
Alberta market launches with 50 operator registrations
Pragmatic Play is among dozens of suppliers approved as Alberta targets a shift away from unregulated online gambling activity.
FanDuel confirms iGaming entry into Alberta ahead of 13 July market launch
While the launch in Alberta is still pending regulatory approval, FanDuel also donated $80,000 to the A Dollar A Day Foundation and Canada Red Cross Emergency Management Program.
Alberta: Concerns raised over law allowing Play Alberta data to be sold
New legislation could allow Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) to include Play Alberta customer data in a future sale to a private operator.
The maple view: DraftKings preps for Alberta market entry
The operator has announced its intention to launch both sports betting and online casino in the soon-to-be regulated Canadian province.
Save the date: Which road to regulation will Alberta take on July 13?
With Alberta’s gambling market set to officially open on July 13, Global Gaming Insider assesses which regional regulations the province will want to emulate – and which it should look to avoid.
Eye on Canada: How Alberta’s iGaming market has begun to take shape
This month, providers such as Soft2Bet, Bede Gaming and MediaTroopers began efforts to launch their services in Alberta, which is projected to open its iGaming market this summer.
Alberta: 2026 regulation expected as AGLC opens licensing process
After a lengthy wait, Alberta has now invited operators to apply for its new licensing model.