Operator
theScore Bet
Parent company
Penn Entertainment (Score Media and Gaming)
Product type
Sports + Casino
Game library
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What changes for offshore players
If you have been playing on an unregulated site, the theScore Bet Alberta launch is the first time you can do the same thing under AGLC oversight — meaning a licensed self-exclusion system, audited game RTPs, and a dispute process if a withdrawal does not arrive. [VERIFY: specific payment speed and methods before publishing — do not reuse another operator's figures.]
Pros and cons
What works
- Strong existing brand recognition in Canada through theScore's sports media app
- Already operating successfully in Ontario since 2022 — proven regulated track record
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What to know
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- Expected to face heavier day-one competition in Alberta than it did at Ontario's 2022 launch
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Launch Offer
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[VERIFY full terms directly on theScore Bet's own Alberta signup page before publishing — do not estimate or carry over terms from another operator.] Jolly First does not alter or guarantee operator offer terms.
View offer at theScore Bet →Frequently asked questions
Is theScore Bet legal in Alberta?
Yes. theScore Bet is formally licensed by the AGLC for Alberta's regulated private market, live from 13 July 2026.
Is theScore Bet the same company as theScore sports media app?
Yes — theScore Bet is owned by Penn Entertainment through Score Media and Gaming, the same company behind the well-known theScore sports media app.
What is the minimum age to bet on theScore Bet Alberta?
18. Alberta's minimum gambling age is 18, one year lower than Ontario's 19.