bet365 Alberta: Is It Legal and Live?
Yes, it is legal. AGLC, Alberta's gambling regulator, has registered bet365 Casino, and the site is on the Alberta iGaming Corporation's list of sites adults here can use.
- Company on the register
- Hillside (International Gaming) ENC
- Registration valid until
- 13 July 2027
- Opened to Albertans
- On launch day, 13 July 2026
- On the site
- A casino
- Website
- casino.ab.bet365.ca
Yes, it is legal. AGLC, Alberta's gambling regulator, has registered bet365 Sportsbook, and the site is on the Alberta iGaming Corporation's list of sites adults here can use.
- Company on the register
- Hillside (International Sports) ENC
- Registration valid until
- 13 July 2027
- Opened to Albertans
- On launch day, 13 July 2026
- On the site
- A sportsbook
- Website
- ab.bet365.ca
- App for iPhone
- bet365 Sports Betting: 4.7 out of 5 from 182,505 ratings
Only adults in Alberta see the links to these gambling sites.
bet365 Alberta launched a sportsbook and a casino on day one, 13 July 2026. To play, you must be 18 or older and located in Alberta (App Store).
Is bet365 legal in Alberta?
Yes. bet365's AGLC registrations are held by two Hillside companies, one for gaming and one for sports, and the AiGC list includes both bet365 sites. Any bet365 play in Alberta before July 2026 happened on a site not regulated here.
What bet365 Alberta offers
More than 96 sports are open for betting, along with over a million live-streamed events per year, according to bet365. The CFL counts it as an official betting and casino partner in Ontario and Alberta.
Spend limits and session limits are built into its app.
To check a different site, type its name on the home page, or browse the full list of sites open to Albertans.