These are the online casinos licensed by the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) as of August 2026. Every brand on this page appears on the AGLC Gaming Registrants register (retrieved 5 August 2026), which is the primary and only source for this roster. Alberta is a regulated province. Any casino taking Alberta players must hold an AGLC licence, or it operates illegally. The ten brands below are the licensed field. We rank them by the MrMega Trust Index and name the registered entity behind each one.
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Unlike the rest of Canada where offshore casinos operate in a grey area, Alberta has a clear regulatory framework through the AGLC. Every online casino that accepts Alberta players must be registered on the AGLC Gaming Registrants list, which is maintained by the provincial regulator and updated as licences are issued or withdrawn. The register is our only source for this page. If a brand is not on it, it does not appear in our roster.
Quick takeaway for Alberta players
All ten casinos on this page are AGLC-licensed. That means each one has been vetted by the provincial regulator and holds a valid Alberta gaming registration. The AGLC register lists the registered entity for each brand, so you know exactly which company holds your deposit.
The practical difference from the rest of Canada. On our national casino page, only one brand has provincial registration (iGaming Ontario). Here in Alberta, the entire field is licensed. The question shifts from “is it legal” to “which licensed operator and what terms.” The Trust Index column below answers that.
No bonus amounts listed. AGLC advertising and marketing standards govern what can be promoted to Alberta players. We do not publish bonus amounts, match percentages, or promotional inducements on this page. Visit each operator site directly for their current Alberta welcome terms.
The MrMega Alberta casino toplist for 2026
Ten AGLC-licensed casinos, ranked by the MrMega Trust Index. The AGLC registered entity column names the actual company that holds the Alberta licence. All links go to the operator site via our affiliate partner. This roster was built from the AGLC Gaming Registrants register, retrieved 5 August 2026.
| # | Casino | AGLC registered entity | Trust Index | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 888 | VHL Ontario Limited | Pending | AGLC |
| 2 | bet365 | Hillside (International Gaming) ENC | Pending | AGLC |
| 3 | betano | Kaizen Gaming Canada Inc. | Pending | AGLC |
| 4 | betmgm | BetMGM Canada Inc. | Pending | AGLC |
| 5 | betty | Betty Gaming CA, Ltd. | Pending | AGLC |
| 6 | daznbet | DZBT Marketing Limited | Pending | AGLC |
| 7 | jackpotcity | Cadtree Limited | Pending | AGLC |
| 8 | powerplay | Trillium Ventures Limited | Pending | AGLC |
| 9 | tonybet | Tonybet Northpoint Limited | Pending | AGLC |
| 10 | tooniebet | Albertix Gaming Ltd. | Pending | AGLC |
AGLC register retrieved 5 August 2026. Trust Index values are provisional for this first-publish draft and will be added after per-brand operator analysis. All brands hold AGLC registration as of the retrieval date. Betway excluded: not currently listed. 247bet casino excluded: AGLC registration confirmed but not currently listed.
AGLC regulation and what it means for Alberta players
The AGLC is the sole gaming regulator in Alberta. It issues licences, maintains the public Gaming Registrants register, and enforces the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act. For an Alberta player, the key practical protection is that an AGLC-licensed operator is subject to provincial oversight: dispute handling runs through a known regulator, responsible-gambling tools are mandated, and the registered entity is publicly named. This is a fundamentally different position from the rest of Canada, where most brands operate on offshore licences with no provincial recourse.
AGLC compliance at a glance
| Register | AGLC Gaming Registrants (retrieved 5 August 2026) |
| Regulator | Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) |
| Governing act | Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act (Alberta) |
| Minimum age | 18 |
| Responsible gambling | GameSense (gamesenseab.ca), Info Line 1-833-447-7523 |
| Self-exclusion | AGLC Self-Exclusion Program (aglc.ca/self-exclusion) |
| Advertising rules | AGLC marketing and advertising standards apply. This page does not publish bonus amounts or promotional inducements pending a full review of the published standard. See aglc.ca for the current marketing requirements. |
How we rate casinos for Alberta players
The MrMega Trust Index weights six criteria, all sourced from public data. For Alberta specifically, the strongest factor is AGLC registration, because a provincial licence is the single biggest determinant of player protection. We then examine the operator company behind the brand using the AGLC register, compare terms across sibling brands that may share a common operator, and assess the public complaint record where Trustpilot or similar sources are available. Every score is backed by a dated primary source; no data is fabricated or estimated. Provisional scores (marked “Pending”) mean the per-brand analysis is underway and will be populated from the AGLC register entry for each operator.
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