Alberta’s online gambling market is expected to open in spring 2026, letting big private operators compete with PlayAlberta for the first time. Players get stronger protections from day one, including a province-wide self-exclusion system and tighter rules for all operators. Fees and taxes are ramped … Read more
Alberta’s online gambling launch keeps getting pushed back, with operators now thinking late 2026 is more realistic than the government’s early 2026 promise. The province is still working out major points like how much to tax operators, what advertising should look like, and how companies … Read more
After being introduced in March, Alberta Bill 48 passed its second reading with hopes to bring online casinos and sportsbooks to the province. EDMONTON – Alberta’s push to create its own online gaming industry passed its second reading last week en route to the Committee … Read more
Alberta’s Bill 48: the iGaming Alberta Act seeks to create a competitive online gambling market. In New Jersey and Nevada, regulators have issued cease-and-desist orders to Kalshi’s sports prediction markets. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Alberta is taking steps to modernize its gambling landscape with the … Read more
