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Is this casino licensed in Alberta?
Type a casino or company name. We match it against the AGLC register of iGaming operators — brands that are legally allowed to take bets from players in Alberta.
Results appear as you type. The register lists the legal entity behind each brand — the name you will find in a casino’s terms and conditions.
How to read the result
A match means the brand, or the company that runs it, appears on the AGLC register of iGaming operators. Alberta’s regulated online market launched on 13 July 2026, and only registered operators may offer casino or sports betting to players in the province. Play Alberta, the provincial platform, is listed separately.
A registration is a licence to operate, not a quality score. It tells you the site answers to a Canadian regulator with liquidity rules, a province-wide self-exclusion system and complaint handling. It does not tell you whether withdrawals are fast or whether the games are good — that is what our payout tracker and comparison table are for.
No match is not proof that a site is a scam. It may trade under a company name you did not search, or it may be an offshore operator outside Alberta’s player protections. Check the legal entity in the site’s terms and search again, then confirm on AGLC’s own list.
About this data. We keep a copy of the AGLC register of iGaming operators (35 registrants, 53 brands) and check it before publishing or updating a review. AGLC’s own list is the final word: if the two differ, trust AGLC and tell us.
Register checked 29 October 2026. 18+ and physically located in Alberta to play. If gambling stops being fun, dial 211 (211 Alberta).