Delasport Receives Authorization in Alberta as a Provider of Critical Platforms and Systems

Delasport has received authorization from the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) to operate in Alberta as a provider of critical online gaming platforms and systems. With this dual certification, the company strengthens its presence in the regulated Canadian market and expands the technological solutions available to operators in a province where regulated online gambling officially launched on July 13, 2026.

Strategic Positioning in Canada: From Ontario to Alberta

Delasport's entry into Alberta represents its second step within the regulated markets of Canada. Previously, the company had already established itself in Ontario, where its platforms and managed services support several brands such as TitanPlay, Maverick Games, and Betnova, all licensed provincially. In this context, Delasport provides competitive b2b solutions focused on account management platforms, sports betting, and casino aggregation.

Registrations Obtained by Delasport in Alberta

The AGLC granted Delasport two key registrations:

• iGaming Goods or Services Provider - Platform Provider
• Critical Gaming Systems Provider

This dual endorsement allows Delasport to supply its Player Account Management (PAM), its proprietary Sportsbook, and its casino aggregation product to operators seeking to access the regulated market in Alberta.

Regulatory Compliance and Technical Adaptation

During the integration process in Alberta, Delasport made several compliance adaptations:

• Its platform is now connected to the province's central self-exclusion system, addressing the player protection requirements established by the AGLC.
• The system has been configured to automatically report the required data daily, weekly, and monthly according to local regulations.

As a compliance reference, Delasport highlights that TitanPlay, one of its supported operators in Ontario, received RG Check accreditation from the Responsible Gambling Council on its first attempt with a high rating, demonstrating the robustness of its responsible gambling measures.

Market Perspective: Evolution and Figures of Regulated Gambling in Canada

The launch of legal online gambling in Alberta responds to the expansion of the Canadian market and the necessity to formalize the digital channel, which until now functioned largely outside the regulatory framework. According to the Alberta government, approximately 70% of local online gambling activity continues to operate outside the licensed system. H2 Gambling Capital projects that regulation could translate into about CA$1.2 billion in gross gaming revenue in the first year of formal operation.

Meanwhile, the Ontario market already reached a betting volume of CA$82.7 billion and generated CA$3.2 billion in gross revenue during the 2024-2025 fiscal year, according to iGaming Ontario. These figures reflect the rapid evolution of the sector and underline the opportunity for international technology providers that have already surpassed local regulatory requirements.

Statements and Corporate Vision

Filippo Ferri, Delasport's Compliance Director, states:

"Our success in Ontario has demonstrated that we have the technology, experience, and operational capabilities needed to help operators thrive in the highly regulated Canadian markets," Ferri said. "We are ready to support both current partners and new operators entering Alberta."

Delasport presents itself as a global provider of iGaming technology, with international awards and a range of products that includes sportsbook, casino, account management, and managed services for operators in regulated markets.

Implications for Operators and Providers in Alberta

Delasport's entry with dual registration brings greater possibilities for operators seeking integrated solutions tailored to the Canadian regulatory framework. The interoperability of its platform with local regulatory systems and its previous experience in Ontario positions the company as a relevant partner for brands looking to capture the demand from the regulated channel in Alberta.

The certifications obtained allow operators to work with a platform prepared for the reporting, self-exclusion, and responsible gambling requirements imposed by the AGLC, minimizing technical barriers and shortening the time to market.

Projection of Future Integrations and Expansion

Delasport's strategy includes extending not only its technological solutions but also its managed services offering towards operators prioritizing the acceleration of their launch time into new markets. The expectation is that as regulation advances in other provinces, the company will seek to replicate the Ontario and Alberta model in new Canadian territories.