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Alberta iGaming Market Nears Launch Amid Heavy Lobbying and Political Ties
As Alberta prepares to launch its open iGaming market, gambling companies and industry lobbyists intensify efforts to influence online casino regulations.
Alberta iGaming & Sports Betting Launch Outlook: Timeline, Advertising Rules, Industry Questions
Alberta’s iGaming market is set for a 2026 launch. Learn what to expect on timelines, advertising rules, DFS, poker, horse racing, and PlayAlberta updates.
Alberta’s River Cree Resort & Casino Expansion Heats Up Competition in Canada’s Land-based Casino Market
River Cree’s major expansion adds new amenities and Top Golf, positioning Alberta as a rising casino and tourism hub.
Alberta’s iGaming Market Is Poised to Surge: Can It Catch Up to Ontario?
How Alberta’s new licensing model, challenges, and player demographics will shape its ability to compete with Ontario’s iGaming industry.
Alberta Players Urged to Stay Alert as Gambling-Related Fraud on the Rise
Online gambling scams are on the rise across Alberta and Canada, including fake casino apps, prepaid cards, and investment schemes.
Canadian Provinces Weigh AGCO Partnerships to Fast-Track iGaming Launch
Alberta’s iGaming Act (Bill 48) could reshape the future of online gaming across Canada by partnering with the AGCO.
Alberta Faces Growing Pressure as Ontario’s iGaming Revenue Soars
As Alberta moves closer to launching its own regulated iGaming market, can it match Ontario’s success or risk falling behind?
Play Alberta’s Partnerships: Loyalty, Tech and the Battle for Player Trust
Play Alberta has partnered with the CFL’s Edmonton Elks, strengthening its position ahead of the province’s iGaming market launch in 2026.
As Alberta’s iGaming Market Opens, Promotions Become the Next Regulatory Battleground
As Alberta opens its iGaming market in 2026, private operators will face strict rules on advertising and promotions.
Why Players Still Go Offshore: PlayAlberta’s Biggest Competitive Blindspots
With Bill 48 set to open the Alberta’s iGaming market to private operators by 2026, can Alberta follow Ontario’s lead and rein in offshore dominance?
