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AGLC: Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission
AGLC licensing is a hard requirement for every casino we rank in Alberta — unlicensed brands are excluded before scoring starts. You can verify any operator against the official register.
| Regulator | Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission |
| Market | Alberta |
| Minimum age | 18+ |
| Licensed brands in our index | 11 |
| Last legal check | 2026-08-17 |
| Official register | https://aglc.ca/ |
Top AGLC-licensed casinos
| Casino | Licence | |
|---|---|---|
 BetMGM Casino | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
 FanDuel Casino | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
 DraftKings Casino | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
 Caesars Palace Online | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
| Golden Golden Nugget Online Casino | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
| Videoslots Videoslots | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
 BetRivers Casino | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
 Mr Vegas | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
 Betty Casino | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
| Bet99 Bet99 Casino | AGLC licensed | Read review → |
How to verify a casino and escalate a complaint
| 1. Verify the licence | Search the operator's company name or licence number in the official AGLC register at aglc.ca. The footer of a licensed casino site must state the same licence details. |
| 2. Complain to the casino first | Regulators require you to exhaust the operator's own complaints process before escalating. Keep the ticket number and correspondence. |
| 3. Escalate to AGLC | If the casino does not resolve the complaint, escalate it to Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (or the ADR body it designates). Unresolved payment disputes and licence breaches are exactly what the register exists for. |
