Review · Cadway Limited
Betway in Alberta, a casino that lives beside a sportsbook
Betway is the only name on this site that most people know first as a sportsbook. On the Alberta list it is row 16, run by Cadway Limited, and the fact that a casino and a betting site share one brand has consequences that a player should understand before the first deposit.
- On the Alberta listAGLC registration · Cadway Limitedrow 16, listed as "Betway" at betway.ca/ca-ab · read on November 12, 2026 · AiGC list
- CompanyCadway Limited
- ProgrammeSuper Partners
- Age18 or over
Open BetwayCommercial link · 18+ · players in Alberta only · the operator's terms apply · list read 12.11.2026
The entry, and the company behind it
When the list was read on November 12, 2026, "Betway" stood on row 16 at the address betway.ca/ca-ab, and the entry's details named Cadway Limited as the operator. Cadway is not Cadtree (the company behind Spin Casino and three other casinos), although the two names are close and both companies belong, as far as this site is concerned, to the same affiliate programme, "Super Partners".
The button on this page leads to a page under "betway.ca/alberta/", the address the programme gives for players in the province; what that page shows is the operator's business (offers included, which only the operator may describe). The footer of the site is where the operator is named, and the name to look for is Cadway Limited.
One brand, two products
Betway in Alberta offers a casino and a "sportsbook" (the part of the site that takes bets on sporting events), usually behind one account and one balance. That is convenient; it is also the reason you should read the limits page carefully, because a limit set while thinking about the casino may or may not apply to the bets, and the only way to be sure is to check what the page says.
Sports betting has its own rules in Alberta. Single-event betting has been legal in Canada since the federal "Safe and Regulated Sports Betting Act" took effect in August 2021. AGLC added a restriction of its own in March 2026, when a bulletin barred bets on elections and political events (a rule that the casino side of the account never meets).
The advertising rules for a sportsbook
AGLC's standards forbid using athletes, active or retired, in gambling advertising except in responsible-gambling messages, and they forbid content that appeals to minors. A sportsbook is the product that tests those rules most often, and a player who sees an athlete promoting a site should treat that as a sign that something is off.
What other sources say
On Trustpilot, the profile for betway.com shows 1.2 out of 5 on 18,716 reviews, read on November 12, 2026.
That is the average of what other people wrote, about the brand in every market where it operates and not about the Alberta site in particular; it is not our rating, and we publish none.
Reading an average of 1.2
A 1.2 on more than eighteen thousand reviews is a low score on a very large sample, and we see no reason to soften it. It is the average for "betway.com", the international profile, and it gathers complaints from every market the brand serves, sports bettors included, which matters because a sportsbook generates disputes a casino does not (settled bets, "voided" markets, stake limits on winning accounts), disputes that a casino-only profile would never collect.
Nobody can tell how much of that average comes from the betting side (the profile does not separate the two), and it would be idle to pretend otherwise. What we can say is that the Alberta site has existed for a few months, that it answers to AGLC's standards, and that a dispute here has the route described on the complaints page, seventy-two hours with the operator and then AiGC (the Alberta iGaming Corporation).
What the province requires, for both products
Whatever is played, the registered account must offer "deposit, loss and time limits" at sign-up, keep the player's money in a "trust account" in Canada and honour the province's self-exclusion, which closes every registered site (sports and casino alike) at once. The minimum age is eighteen, and you must be in Alberta while betting, a rule the site checks with "geolocation" software (which reads the position of the device, not the address on the account).
The location check is worth a sentence of its own. A player who opens the app in Alberta and keeps betting on a trip will find the account refusing bets once outside the province (Lloydminster, which straddles the border with Saskatchewan, makes the point vividly), and that refusal is the system working as the law intends, not a fault to report!
What we could not check
We have not held a real-money account at Betway, so the speed of withdrawals, the handling of identity checks and the quality of support in Alberta are things we cannot describe from experience. Our sources are the list, the operator's public pages, the province's rules and the public reviews quoted above, each with its date.
For a player choosing between Betway and the Cadtree casinos, the useful distinction is not the logo but the product: a "casino-only" site keeps the account simple, while a combined one asks for more care with limits and with the time spent on each part of it. The games we tested in demo are on their own pages, and the full list of registered sites is on the index.
By the Alberta Casinos Online editorial team · Last updated: November 13, 2026 · Online since 2026
