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The index, November 2026

The online casinos registered in Alberta, and the company behind each one

An index of the online casinos that appear on the "list of registered sites" kept by the Alberta iGaming Corporation. In the spot that other comparison pages give to a score out of five, we print each site's row on that list, the company named against it and the date of our reading, since a reader can verify a row on a public list and has no way to verify a score.

Ad disclosure: the operator links on this page are affiliate links, and we are paid when a reader opens an account. It does not change which operators are listed, nor the order, which follows the company and then the name. We publish no ratings and no bonus offers. 18+.
  1. Captain Cooks Casino

    Captain Cooks Casino

    • On the AiGC list
    • 19+ at this operator
    On the Alberta listAGLC registration · Apollo Entertainment Ltd.row 2, listed as "Alberta Captain Cooks Casino" at ab.captaincooks.casino/en/ · read on November 12, 2026 · AiGC list
    • CompanyApollo Entertainment Ltd.
    • ProgrammeCasino Rewards
    • Age19 or over, by the operator's rule
    • Same companyCasino Classic, Golden Tiger, Grand Mondial, Luxury and others
    Open Captain Cooks CasinoOur page on it

    Commercial link · 19+ · players in Alberta only · the operator's terms apply · list read 12.11.2026

  2. Jackpot City

    Jackpot City

    • On the AiGC list
    On the Alberta listAGLC registration · Cadtree Limitedrow 29, listed as "Jackpot City" at www.jackpotcity.ca/alberta/ · read on November 12, 2026 · AiGC list
    • CompanyCadtree Limited
    • ProgrammeSuper Partners
    • Age18 or over
    • Same companyRoyal Vegas, Ruby Fortune, Spin Casino
    Open Jackpot CityOur page on it

    Commercial link · 18+ · players in Alberta only · the operator's terms apply · list read 12.11.2026

  3. Betway

    Betway

    • On the AiGC list
    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 BetwayOur page on it

    Commercial link · 18+ · players in Alberta only · the operator's terms apply · list read 12.11.2026

  4. LuckyDays Casino

    LuckyDays Casino

    • On the AiGC list
    On the Alberta listAGLC registration · L7 Entertainment Ltd.row 31, listed as "LuckyDays Casino" at luckydays.ca/ab · read on November 12, 2026 · AiGC list
    • CompanyL7 Entertainment Ltd.
    • Age18 or over
    Listed without a link: the operator's programme has not given us one for Alberta

    Listed for information · 18+ · players in Alberta only

  5. Mega Casino

    Mega Casino

    • On the AiGC list
    On the Alberta listAGLC registration · Skill On Net Ltd.row 32, listed as "Mega Casino" at www.megacasino.ca/ab/ · read on November 12, 2026 · AiGC list
    • CompanySkill On Net Ltd.
    • ProgrammePrime Partners
    • Age18 or over
    • Same companySpin Genie
    Open Mega CasinoOur page on it

    Commercial link · 18+ · players in Alberta only · the operator's terms apply · list read 12.11.2026

  6. 888 Casino

    888 Casino

    • On the AiGC list
    On the Alberta listAGLC registration · VHL Ontario Ltd o/a Evoke PLCrow 1, listed as "888" at www.888.ca/ · read on November 12, 2026 · AiGC list
    • CompanyVHL Ontario Ltd o/a Evoke PLC
    • Age18 or over
    Open 888 CasinoOur page on it

    Commercial link · 18+ · players in Alberta only · the operator's terms apply · list read 12.11.2026

What sits in the box where the stars usually go

Casino "comparison sites" tend to give the most visible corner of each card to a "score" (a mark out of five, produced by a method that stays private), because that is the number they most want a reader to trust; the same corner of our cards carries something plainer, and the reason is practical rather than modest.

It holds the "row" (the position of the site on the Alberta iGaming Corporation's list), the company that the list names against it and the date on which we read it. Checking a row takes a minute and a browser, whereas a "4.8 out of 5" leaves you nothing to do but believe it or not, however confident it looks.

The six cards above take one site from each of the six companies behind the seventeen names we cover, and they do so on purpose, since the regulator registers and supervises companies rather than brands. What a player sees is the "brand" (a name, some colours and a "lobby", the screen where the games are picked), but the registration, any complaint and every "self-exclusion" (which each registered site must respect) belong to the company behind it.

A market open since July 13, 2026

Until the summer of 2026 the only legal online casino in the province was Play Alberta, the platform that Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis has run since 2020. The "iGaming Alberta Act" (Bill 48, which received Royal Assent in May 2025) opened the market to private operators, and on July 13, 2026 twenty-two registered sites began taking bets.

Two public bodies share the work, and we name them on almost every page we write. The regulator is AGLC (Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis), which registers operators, writes the standards and runs self-exclusion, while the Alberta iGaming Corporation, which calls itself "AiGC", signs a commercial agreement with each operator and publishes the list.

The "grace period" (the three months in which sites that were already active could finish their approval) ended on October 13, 2026; on November 12 we read the list one row at a time, opening the details of every entry, and it held fifty-one sites run by thirty-one named companies.

What the province asks of every site on the list

The player must be eighteen or older and physically inside Alberta while playing, and the money deposited must sit in a dedicated "trust account" in Canada, separate from the operator's own funds. Deposit, loss and time limits must be offered at sign-up, and cryptocurrency is not accepted.

A complaint that the operator has not resolved within seventy-two hours can be taken to AiGC (the corporation's contact page has the form), which is a route that no unregistered site can offer.

Why no bonus figure appears anywhere on this site

Alberta's advertising rules, now part of AGLC's "Standards and Requirements for Internet Gaming", allow an "inducement" (a bonus, a credit, free spins, anything offered to make someone play) to be communicated in two places only. One is the operator's own registered site, and the other is "direct marketing" to a person who has given express consent.

An affiliate's page is neither of the two, and at least one operator's guidelines to its partners say so in so many words (the rule covers "links and descriptions"). So the cards on this site carry no welcome offer, no number of free spins and no promotional code, and the buttons beneath them promise nothing at all.

Any offer an operator runs is one you can read on the operator's site, which is the place the province has chosen for it. That seems right to us, because the terms of an offer deserve to be read in full, at the moment of deciding, and never in a summary written by somebody who is paid when the reader signs up!

Six companies, seventeen names

The seventeen names on this site belong to six companies, and the list shows it more plainly than most brand pages do. Apollo Entertainment runs seven sites on its own, Cadtree four, Skill On Net four (two of which appear here), and Cadway, L7 Entertainment and the 888 business one each.

That matters for a practical reason, which is that two sites run by the same company often share account systems, payment processing and the complaints team; a dispute with one of them is therefore, in practice, a dispute with the company that runs both.

A self-exclusion requested through the province goes further still: it applies to every registered site at once, whoever runs it. Each company is described on the page about the six companies, with every site it runs in Alberta and the row each one occupies.

Every row is a site on the Alberta list. The button is a commercial link; a row without one is listed for information. 18+, players in Alberta only.

Three checks that take a minute, before any deposit

The first check is the list itself. Open the AiGC list of registered sites, find the name and compare the address it gives with the address in the browser, because a copy of a registered brand on a different domain is one of the oldest tricks in this trade (the page on how to check a site shows the details that tend to be missed).

The second is the seal, because AiGC tells players to look for its official logo and for the seal of the Responsible Gambling Council (the body behind the "RG Check" accreditation), usually in the header or the footer, although a logo is only a picture, which is why the list comes first.

The third check concerns you rather than the site. A registered site accepts only people aged eighteen or more who are inside the province while they play, and it will refuse a bet placed from a hotel room in Kelowna, however short the trip!

What has been tested here, and what has not

None of us has held a real-money account at these operators, and it is worth saying, since the opposite claim is printed on almost every page of this kind. It is rarely true. What we have done is read the list, the operators' public pages and the province's rules, and play seven games in their free "demo" versions (the screenshots and the numbers are on the pages about those games).

Where a site's reputation matters, the cards and reviews quote what other sources say, with the source, the number of reviews and the date, and they say plainly that it is somebody else's average. The decision to open an account belongs to the reader, and the most a site like this can do is make the facts behind it quicker to find.

Questions readers ask

Why is there no rating out of five on this site?

Because a rating is a number you would have to take on trust, while a row on the AiGC list is something you can check in a minute. Where other sites print a score, we print the row, the company the list names and the date we read it.

Is it legal to play at these casinos from Alberta?

Yes, provided you are eighteen or older and physically in Alberta while you play. Every site with a button on our commercial pages appears on the list of registered sites published by the Alberta iGaming Corporation, and its operator is registered with AGLC.

Why are there no welcome bonuses on the cards?

Because AGLC's standards allow bonuses and other inducements to be advertised only on the operator's own site and in direct marketing to people who have consented. An affiliate site may not describe them, so we do not.

Do you earn money when I open an account?

Yes, and that is why every button is marked as a commercial link. The payment does not decide which sites appear or in what order: the order follows the company and then the name, and LuckyDays appears without a button because its programme has not given us an Alberta link.

Why do the Casino Rewards brands say nineteen?

The legal age in Alberta is eighteen, but Apollo Entertainment's own rules for its seven Alberta sites ask for nineteen. An operator may set a higher age than the law; it may not set a lower one.

By the Alberta Casinos Online editorial team · Last updated: November 13, 2026 · Online since 2026