US major brands
FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM
Canadian-owned
BET99, ToonieBet, Betty Gaming
Alberta land-based
Pure Casino, River Cree
Government incumbent
PlayAlberta
Operators approved for the July 13 launch
- FanDuel — US major, sports + casino. Full review
- DraftKings — US major, sports + casino. Full review
- BetMGM — US major, sports + casino. Full review
- BetRivers — Rush Street Gaming. Full review
- Caesars Sportsbook — Caesars Entertainment. Full review
- Caesars Palace Online Casino — Caesars Entertainment. Full review
- Horseshoe Online Casino — Caesars Entertainment. Full review
- BallyBet Sportsbook — Bally's Canada. Full review
- Monopoly Casino — Bally's Canada. Full review
- PointsBet Canada — Canadian operator. Full review
- theScore Bet — Penn Entertainment. Full review
- BET99 — Canadian-owned. Full review
- ToonieBet — Canadian-focused. Full review
- Pure Casino Entertainment — Alberta land-based. Full review
- River Cree iGaming — First Nation operator. Full review
- PlayAlberta — Government incumbent. Full review
- Betty Gaming — Canadian-owned. Full review
- CasinoTime — Canadian-owned. Full review
Notable absences at launch
bet365, TonyBet, 888, NorthStar Gaming, PowerPlay, Soft2Bet, and GGPoker are not on the approved list as of May 2026. All are expected to apply for Alberta licensing post-launch — we'll publish reviews as each is confirmed.
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Frequently asked questions
How often is this operator list updated?
As soon as the AGLC confirms a new licence. Check back regularly as more operators are expected to join after July 13.
Why are some operators listed without a linked review?
We're publishing in-depth reviews for the highest-search-volume operators first. The rest follow as we work through the full list.
Is PlayAlberta different from the private operators on this list?
Yes — PlayAlberta is the existing government-run platform, while the rest are newly licensed private operators entering the market.