Games Global Enters Alberta's Regulated iGaming Market

Games Global has entered Alberta's newly regulated iGaming market after securing registration from the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC). The move extends the supplier's regulated Canadian footprint beyond Ontario, where it has operated for several years. Games Global announced its Alberta entry on September 7, 2026, less than two months after the province opened its regulated online gambling market on July 13. Alberta became the second Canadian province to launch an open, competitive iGaming market after Ontario. The registration allows it to distribute its content portfolio to licensed operators active in the province, adding another jurisdiction to its growing North American presence.

Alberta's iGaming Market: AGLC and AiGC Roles

Alberta's iGaming market operates under a dual-track structure. The AGLC serves as the primary regulator, overseeing supplier and operator registration, advertising standards, and responsible gambling requirements. Meanwhile, the Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC) handles commercial agreements between operators and suppliers, along with anti-money laundering compliance and financial reporting.

Suppliers seeking to operate in the province must complete registration with the AGLC before engaging AiGC on commercial terms.

When the market launched in July, 22 operator sites were live, while more than 50 brands had already received licenses to operate in Alberta.

Games Global's Slot Lineup and Executive Outlook

Games Global's content library will now reach Alberta players through its established slot franchises, including Gold Blitz, 12 Masks of Fire and Fishin' Pots of Gold. The supplier entered the US market in early 2024 and has since built partnerships with operators across multiple regulated states.

Mark MacCombie, Chief Commercial Officer at Games Global, said the opening of Alberta's iGaming market represents an important opportunity for the company. He pointed to Games Global's established presence in Ontario, where its content has resonated with players, and voiced confidence that Alberta will build on that momentum. MacCombie added that North America remains a key focus, with continued work planned alongside operator partners and exclusive studios.

Alberta Entry Reinforces North American Growth Strategy

The Alberta launch builds on Games Global's existing Canadian business and reinforces its broader North American growth strategy. With Ontario and now Alberta both regulated markets, Games Global is positioned to expand distribution as additional Canadian provinces consider opening their own iGaming frameworks. The company's continued registration activity suggests further jurisdictional expansion remains a priority as the North American regulated gambling landscape matures.