Frequently Asked Questions

The Alberta iGaming Corporation is an independent Crown corporation governed by a professional Board of Directors that reports directly to the Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction.

AGLC acts as the industry regulator handling operator and supplier background checks and compliance, while AiGC manages operator agreements, anti-money laundering compliance, and revenue shares.

We enforce rigorous, real-time data monitoring and strict anti-money laundering protocols on every approved site to guarantee fair algorithms and completely secure environments in compliance with AiGC policies and AGLC standards and requirements for internet gaming.

100% of AiGC’s net revenues are reinvested into the province’s General Revenue Fund to directly support services that Albertans rely on every day, including dedicated mental health and addiction services. In addition, we ensure that an allocated 3% of the entire regulated market’s gross revenue is reinvested directly in Indigenous Relations (2%) and Social Responsibility (1%).

No, rather than operating a single government-run site, AiGC acts as the conduct and managing entity for a competitive, open market of the world's best private iGaming brands.

Supporting a loved one can be incredibly difficult, but you don't have to navigate it alone—please reach out to 211 Alberta for free, confidential advice and dedicated family support resources.

The fully regulated competitive market, including our directory of approved operators, will officially launch and open to Albertans in July 2026.

Play Alberta will continue to operate as the province’s own government-run platform, competing alongside regulated private operators to give Albertans the widest variety of responsible gaming choices.

As a Crown corporation, AiGC is committed to full public transparency and will publish quarterly market performance reports.