Key Points

• Casino Time becomes the latest Canadian‑owned operator to launch in Alberta
• Vegas Club Casino enters Canada for the first time through Alberta’s market
• Alberta now hosts 29 active iGaming sites operated by 19 companies
• Casino Time is one of the few brands permitted to offer online bingo
• Vegas Club Casino is registered in Alberta but not yet active in Ontario

Casino Time Expands Into Alberta

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Casino Time has officially launched in Alberta, marking the charitable gaming brand’s second provincial entry. The Toronto‑based operator is Canadian‑owned and connected to a long‑standing partnership with more than three decades of experience in Ontario’s land‑based charitable gaming sector. The company works alongside ten physical charitable gaming venues and operates under the Ontario Charitable Gaming Association, which promotes gaming as a community fundraising tool.

Casino Time’s online platform is powered by Gaming Innovation Group and features more than three thousand casino titles from over forty suppliers. Its catalogue includes slots, table games, live dealer formats and game‑show style content. The brand has offered online casino and bingo services in Ontario since 2024 and completed its registration with AGLC in June.

With Alberta’s regulated iGaming framework launching on July 13, Casino Time is now fully active in the province. Because of its charitable gaming background, it is one of the few operators permitted to offer online bingo alongside standard casino products. Delta Bingo and Gaming also provides iBingo through its Delta Casino brand, while Betty Casino recently acquired a bingo hall in Northern Ontario to expand into the vertical.

Vegas Club Casino Makes Its Canadian Debut

For Vegas Club Casino, Alberta marks its first Canadian launch following its debut in New Jersey earlier this summer. The operator is owned by G2 Digital, founded by industry veterans Greg Carlin and Dan Alexander. Carlin previously led Rush Street Interactive and Rush Street Gaming, while Alexander founded PlayStar Casino in New Jersey.

G2 Digital has stated plans to bring Vegas Club Casino to Ontario and Pennsylvania, although those launches have not yet taken place. As a result, Alberta is currently the only Canadian jurisdiction where the brand is registered, making it one of the few operators active in Alberta but not in Ontario, Canada’s first regulated iGaming market.

Alberta’s Growing List of Online Gambling Platforms

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Alberta’s regulated iGaming market opened on July 13 with twenty‑two licensed platforms going live on the same day. Several operators have joined since then, including PURE Casino Entertainment, a First Nations‑owned land‑based casino group that launched its online offering on August 7.

With Casino Time and Vegas Club Casino now added, Alberta hosts twenty‑nine active iGaming sites operated by nineteen companies. The roster includes:

Bally Bet, Monopoly Casino and Sportsbook, Bet365 Casino and Bet365 Sportsbook, BetMGM Sportsbook and Casino, BetRivers Casino and Sportsbook, Betty Casino, BetVictor Sportsbook and Casino, Caesars Palace Casino, Caesars Sportsbook and Casino, Horseshoe Casino, Casino Days, Casino Time, DAZN Bet Sportsbook and Casino, Delta Casino, DraftKings Sportsbook and Casino, Golden Nugget Casino, PartyCasino, Sports Interaction, FanDuel Casino, FanDuel Sportsbook, LuckyDays Casino, theScore Bet Sportsbook and Casino, theScore Casino, Hollywood Casino, PURE Casino, Stardust Casino, TonyBet and Vegas Club Casino.