Canada

Alberta's iGaming market opens July 13, just six days before the World Cup final, leaving operators little time to cash in on the biggest soccer betting event ever.

While progressive jackpots are common on global iGaming platforms, they are not found at any prominent regulated sportsbooks.

Alberta's iGaming market opens July 13, 2026. DAZN Bet and Inspired Entertainment are among the latest to secure registrations ahead of the regulated launch.

OLG is requiring players under 25 to set deposit limits once they hit a $500 transaction threshold, as part of a data-driven responsible gambling push.

Ontario's iGaming market hit $405.4M in revenue in April 2026, up 29.4% year-on-year, with 1.265M active accounts and shifting segment trends.

bet365 has been approved for Alberta's regulated iGaming market ahead of the July 13 launch, becoming the sixth operator cleared for both casino and sportsbook.

A new Ipsos study shows 91.1% of Ontario players now choose regulated gaming sites, up 7.4% in one year, signaling strong growth for the province's model.

Alberta confirms its regulated iGaming market will launch on July 13, 2026, bringing player protections, major operators, and billions in projected revenue.

A new poll finds 7 in 10 Canadians worried about problem gambling as sports betting expands. Here is what the data reveals about behavior and regulation.

EveryMatrix has received conditional AGLC approval to operate in Alberta, Canada's second regulated iGaming market, launching July 13, 2026.