Alberta igaming launch tracker
The short answer
Alberta’s regulated igaming market went live on July 13, 2026 with 22 approved sites; AGLC now lists 40 iGaming operator registrants and AiGC lists 34 registered sites.
The road to Alberta’s regulated igaming market — from Bill 48 to launch day — with the AGLC operator register and a slot for the first official revenue figures, each step linked to the official record.
Data through September 2026Updated Every row links to its source
First revenue figures
Not yet
First revenue figures · Slot ready for the first release
Go-live timeline
8 of 9 milestones done
- Mar 26, 2025DoneBill 48, the iGaming Alberta Act, introduced
First reading in the Legislative Assembly (sponsor: Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Minister Dale Nally).
Source ↗ - May 7, 2025DoneBill 48 passes third reading
Committee of the Whole and third reading both passed on the evening of May 7, 2025, with no amendments.
Source ↗ - May 15, 2025DoneRoyal Assent: iGaming Alberta Act (SA 2025 c I-0.2)
The Act creates the Alberta iGaming Corporation and designates AGLC as regulator; it comes into force on proclamation.
Source ↗ - Jan 13, 2026DoneAGLC opens iGaming registration for operators and suppliers
Registration opened on January 13, 2026 (reported that day by Segev LLP; Blakes also dates the opening to January). No AGLC news release was found.
Source ↗ - Apr 1, 2026By April 1, 2026DoneAGLC confirms July 13, 2026 launch date
Blakes reported on April 1, 2026 that AGLC had confirmed the market was expected to launch on July 13, 2026.
Source ↗ - Apr 21, 2026DoneDan Keene appointed permanent CEO of AiGC
The interim CEO was made permanent effective April 21, 2026 (announced May 19, 2026).
Source ↗ - Jul 13, 2026DoneRegulated market launches
AiGC marked launch day with 22 registered iGaming sites approved; operators must be AGLC-registered and hold an AiGC operator agreement.
Source ↗ - June 2026DoneAGLC publishes Standards and Requirements for Internet Gaming (SRIG)
The current SRIG document, covering registration, centralized self-exclusion, advertising and game standards, was posted in June 2026.
Source ↗ - Not yet scheduledTo be confirmedFirst official market revenue figures
No revenue report has been published by AiGC or AGLC as of 2026-09-30.
Source ↗
First official revenue figures
Not yet published
As of 2026-09-30 AiGC’s Reports page carries only expense and compensation disclosures; no market revenue figures have been published.
Market
- Jurisdiction
- Alberta
- Regulator
- AGLC
- Market operator
- Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC)
- Go-live
- July 13, 2026
- AGLC iGaming operator registrants
- 40
Methodology
Milestones are taken from the Legislative Assembly of Alberta’s bill-status page, AiGC news releases and AGLC’s igaming pages. Where no government release exists for a step (registration opening, launch-date confirmation), the milestone cites a law-firm client note published that day and says so. Registrant counts come from AGLC’s Gaming Registrants CSV export.
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