Tools to check a casino before you play

Each tool runs in your browser and draws on the AGLC register and the payout data we publish. No sign-up, and nothing you type is sent anywhere, stored or logged.

Advertising disclosure: we may earn a commission when you sign up through our links. Operators cannot pay for a place in these tools, and no tool shows bonus or promo offers — that is an AGLC requirement for Alberta-facing affiliate content.

01 · Licence checker

Is this casino licensed in Alberta?

Search a brand or company name and see whether its operator is on the AGLC register, with the legal entity behind it and the registration expiry date.

Check a casino → 02 · Payout tracker

How fast do withdrawals really arrive?

Median hours from withdrawal request to money in the account, measured on our own verified accounts, by casino and payment method.

See payout times → 03 · Budget planner

Set limits before you play

Turn a monthly entertainment budget into deposit and time limits you can enter in any licensed casino account — and a session length worth stopping at.

Plan my limits →

How these tools are built

Licence data comes from the AGLC register of iGaming operators — the same public list the regulator publishes. Payout times come from our own test accounts, never from an operator’s marketing. Where we have not tested something yet, the tool says so instead of filling the gap with an estimate.

Every tool works in the browser: nothing you type is sent anywhere, stored or logged. The budget planner in particular keeps your figures in the page only.

Gambling should stay entertainment. If it stops feeling that way, free and confidential help is available 24/7: dial 211 (211 Alberta). You can also ask any licensed operator about AGLC’s province-wide self-exclusion, deposit limits and time-outs.

18+. You must be physically located in Alberta to play at an AGLC-registered site. Tools are for information only and are not legal or financial advice.