This page explains who writes the casino pages in the Alberta section of verifer.com, which sources the published facts are taken from, how operators are listed, and what happens when something on a page is wrong.
What this policy covers
It applies to every page in the Alberta section of verifer.com: operator pages, payment and withdrawal guides, slots pages, guides to Alberta rules and support, and the tools. Third-party advertising is not covered by this policy and is labelled where it appears.
Who writes the pages
The Alberta section is written and reviewed by Russell Smith, the section’s data editor. He prepares the operator pages, the payment guides and the method notes, and his name sits on the pages he works on; his author page sets out his background and the material he covers.
Every page that uses operator data carries the date that data was checked. If a page has no named author and no check date, its figures are out of date — write to us and it will be re-read.
Pages are written from material the operator publishes, and each figure on an operator page links to the published page it came from, so a reader can open the same page and see the same number.
What we publish
- Operator pages on casinos registered with Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) and listed in the Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC) directory, built from the operator’s own published material.
- Payment and withdrawal guides built from operator cashier pages and published terms.
- Slots pages that report RTP versions, studios and lobby information as published by the operator or the game supplier.
- Guides to Alberta rules: age limits, deposit and loss limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and the support available in the province.
- Tools that calculate from published inputs, including a licence checker, a payout tracker and a budget planner.
Casinos that are not in the AGLC register are not covered on this site and are not linked from it.
How operators are listed
Operators appear in alphabetical order by brand name. The alphabetical order is the only order on the site: there is no ranking and no overall rating, and pages carry no ratings, points or stars.
What an operator page reports is the material the operator publishes: its registration class and licence status in the AGLC register, its published payment terms, its published RTP figures and the support information it provides.
Where the facts come from
Primary sources come first. For an operator page that means:
- The operator’s Alberta site: cashier and banking pages, terms and conditions, help centre, responsible gambling page and app listings.
- AGLC’s list of gaming registrants, for the registration class, legal entity and status.
- The AiGC directory of registered iGaming sites, for the live Alberta site.
- App Store and Google Play listings, for apps offered to players in Alberta.
- Official Alberta sources for legal and support information, including the Government of Alberta and AGLC.
Other sites and press coverage are used to find leads, not to settle a fact. Where the operator does not publish a value, the page says “Not published by the operator” once the operator’s own pages have been searched, and nothing is estimated.
When sources disagree
The operator’s own Alberta page decides what is written. Where that page and an AGLC or AiGC record conflict, both are reported and the conflict is noted on the page. A fact that cannot be checked against a published source is left off the page.
Dates and re-checks
Each page that uses operator data shows the date that data was checked. The operator pages behind it are read again before an update is published, and the date moves when the underlying facts change. A page whose date has not moved has not been re-checked, even if the operator has since changed its terms.
Published terms change without notice, and the current version of any term is the one on the operator’s own Alberta pages.
Corrections
If something on a page is wrong, write to [email protected] with the page URL, the sentence in question, the source that shows the current position and the date it was checked. The source is read, the page is corrected and its date is updated; where a correction changes a listed fact, the change is noted on the page.
A page is changed when a published source shows it is wrong, not because an operator asks for the change.
Affiliate links and funding
There is no charge to read verifer.com. Some links to operators are affiliate links: when a reader follows one and signs up with that operator, the operator may pay verifer.com a commission. The payment comes from the operator, not from the reader, and it does not change what a reader pays.
Affiliate links carry the sponsored attribute in the page code, and the advertising disclosure sits near the top of any page that contains one.
Play Alberta, the provincial site, is not covered by affiliate links on this site and is not presented as a partner. The responsible gambling pages and the tools carry no affiliate links.
Age and audience
Gambling in Alberta is for adults aged 18 and over. A few operators set a higher age in their own terms: Bally Bet, Golden Tiger, Vegas Club and Zodiac state 19 and over in their published terms, and those terms apply to their players.
Nothing on this site is written for anyone under 18, and the pages are not placed where the audience is mainly young.
Responsible gambling
Gambling is entertainment, not a way to make money. No page promises winnings or income and no result is presented as predictable; slots pages report published figures and carry no play systems or advice on beating a game. Everything on this site is general information, not legal or tax advice.
Help in Alberta is available at any hour and without charge. Call or text 211 Alberta, or read the responsible gambling page for deposit, loss and session limits, time-outs and self-exclusion. GameSense offers advice on limits and on recognising when play has stopped being a game. AGLC operates self-exclusion for periods from six months to three years.
Standards followed
The Alberta pages are written to AGLC’s advertising standards for iGaming, including the rules on advertising and promotions in section 4.1.2, in force from 18 June 2026, and the restriction in section 4.1.14 on partners promoting sites that are not registered in Alberta. The register is published by AGLC and the directory of registered sites by AiGC.
Questions about this policy
Write to [email protected]. For privacy requests, the contact details sit in the privacy policy.
18+ · Gambling is entertainment, not a way to make money. Deposit, loss and session limits can be set in advance on the operator’s own site and in the budget planner on this site.