Delasport Secures Alberta Registration as Platform Provider and Critical Systems Supplier

Delasport has received approval from Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC), registering as both an iGaming Platform Provider and a Critical Gaming Systems Supplier. This allows Delasport to deliver its Player Account Management platform, proprietary Sportsbook, and Casino Aggregation products to licensed operators in Alberta, marking the company’s expansion into a second regulated Canadian province.

Alberta Approval: Entering a Newly Regulated Market

On 13 July 2026, Alberta's legal online gaming market launched, further opening the province to licensed suppliers. Delasport's new registrations under the AGLC framework mean it can serve as a direct technology partner for Alberta operators, with explicit permission to supply key systems. Both the Platform Provider registration and the Critical Gaming Systems Supplier designation allow Delasport to cover a broad range of operational and compliance needs.

Delasport’s Canadian Strategy: From Ontario to Alberta

Alberta becomes Delasport’s second operational market in Canada. The company’s technology and managed services are already present in Ontario, where it powers licensed brands including TitanPlay, Maverick Games, and Betnova. Ontario’s market is a proof point: regulated iGaming generated CA$82.7 billion in handle and CA$3.2 billion in gross gaming revenue for the 2024-25 fiscal year, according to iGaming Ontario. Delasport leverages this experience in building its Alberta offering.

In Alberta, government estimates indicate roughly 70% of gaming activity remains outside the regulated sector. H2 Gambling Capital projects that the new legal framework could generate approximately CA$1.2 billion in gross gaming revenue during its first operational year. This signals substantial opportunity for suppliers who meet the province’s technical and compliance expectations.

Compliance and Responsible Gambling Benchmarks

Focusing on regulated market standards, Delasport emphasizes readiness and certified responsibility. Its platform is now integrated with Alberta’s Central Self-Exclusion system—an AGLC-mandated requirement, connecting all player accounts to a unified exclusion list. The solution also supports automated regulatory reporting in daily, weekly, and monthly cycles, fulfilling all supervisory demands set by the AGLC.

Highlights from Delasport’s Ontario operations illustrate its approach to market entry. Its client TitanPlay recently completed Responsible Gambling Council (RGC) RG Check Accreditation on the first attempt, achieving a high overall compliance score. This accomplishment supports Delasport’s claims of both operational competence and responsible gaming readiness.

“Our success in Ontario has demonstrated that we have the technology, expertise and operational capabilities to help operators succeed in highly regulated Canadian markets,” said Filippo Ferri, Chief Compliance Officer at Delasport.

“We’re ready to support both existing and new partners as they enter Alberta.”

Technical Provisions: What the Registration Covers

Delasport’s secured registrations explicitly cover:

• Player Account Management platform
• Proprietary Sportsbook system
• Casino Aggregation product

The company will deliver these to Alberta-based operators, supporting local compliance on technical architecture and responsible gambling. All reporting and connectivity (including self-exclusion linkage) are aligned with AGLC requirements for system suppliers.

Outlook for Alberta’s Regulated Online Gaming Sector

The timing of Delasport’s entry coincides with a surge in regulated iGaming activity across Canada. Ontario’s performance sets a precedent, while Alberta is expected to move rapidly in closing the gap between regulated and unregulated market share. Suppliers with demonstrated compliance and scalable products, like Delasport, are positioned to support new launches and ongoing operations under the province’s evolving framework.

Ongoing market updates and compliance trends for Alberta may be tracked via the regulation section and industry news.