Delasport goes live in Alberta with PlayBetNova.ca turnkey deployment
Supplier launches full sportsbook, casino and PAM stack as Alberta’s market opens.

Key Takeaways
- Delasport went live in Alberta with PlayBetNova.ca on 19 October 2026.
- The deployment includes Delasport’s Sportsbook, Casino, Player Account Management platform and Managed Services.
- Delasport registered with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis as a Platform Provider and Critical Gaming Systems Supplier.
- The supplier cited iGaming Ontario’s fiscal 2024-25 figures: CA$82.7 billion in wagers and CA$3.2 billion in gross gaming revenue, and H2 Gambling Capital’s CA$1.2 billion first-year GGR projection for Alberta.
Delasport has gone live in Alberta with operator PlayBetNova.ca, deploying its full turnkey stack on 19 October 2026, three months after Alberta’s regulated online gaming market opened on 13 July 2026. The deployment covers Delasport’s proprietary Sportsbook, Casino, Player Account Management platform and Managed Services for PlayBetNova.ca.
Deployment and regulatory steps
Delasport said the go‑live follows its Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis registration as a Platform Provider and Critical Gaming Systems Supplier. The supplier framed Alberta as a high‑upside market and pointed to iGaming Ontario’s fiscal 2024‑25 results — CA$82.7 billion in wagers and CA$3.2 billion in gross gaming revenue — as comparative market data.
Market assumptions and projections
Delasport cited a Government of Alberta estimate that unregulated operators account for around 70% of local iGaming activity. The supplier also referenced H2 Gambling Capital analysts’ expectations that the regulated Alberta market could convert that activity into roughly CA$1.2 billion in first‑year gross gaming revenue.
Canada footprint and partners
The launch builds on Delasport’s footprint in Ontario where its turnkey technology and Managed Services power brands including TitanPlay and Betnova. PlayBetNova.ca will operate on Delasport’s platform in Alberta and join the supplier’s existing Canadian partnerships.
“Going live in Alberta with PlayBetNova.ca is another milestone in Delasport’s growth across regulated markets and a major step forward in Canada,” said Oren Cohen Shwartz, Chief Executive Officer at Delasport.
Delasport positioned the Alberta entry as part of a broader Canadian expansion that leverages regulatory registrations and its managed offering.PlayBetNova.ca and Delasport will now operate in Alberta’s regulated framework.[/regulation]
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Delasport go live in Alberta with PlayBetNova.ca?
Delasport went live in Alberta with PlayBetNova.ca on 19 October 2026, three months after the market opened on 13 July 2026.
What products did Delasport deploy for PlayBetNova.ca in Alberta?
Delasport deployed its full turnkey stack: proprietary Sportsbook, Casino, Player Account Management platform and Managed Services for PlayBetNova.ca.
What regulatory steps did Delasport complete to enter Alberta?
Delasport completed registrations with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis as a Platform Provider and as a Critical Gaming Systems Supplier prior to going live.
What market data did Delasport cite when launching in Alberta?
Delasport cited iGaming Ontario’s fiscal 2024-25 results — CA$82.7 billion in wagers and CA$3.2 billion in gross gaming revenue — and a Government of Alberta estimate that about 70% of local iGaming activity is unregulated.
What revenue projection was referenced for Alberta’s first regulated year?
Delasport referenced H2 Gambling Capital analysts’ expectation that the regulated Alberta market could produce roughly CA$1.2 billion in first‑year gross gaming revenue.
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