Legal sportsbooks & pick'em apps in Alberta
Yes. 8 online sportsbooks operate in Alberta. None of the pick'em apps we track do. You must be 18 to bet at a sportsbook here.
Checked October 17, 2026 against the provincial regulator's and operators' own lists.
The law in Alberta
- Is sports betting legal in Alberta?
- Yes. Online sports betting is legal in Alberta.
- How old do you have to be?
- 18 to bet at a licensed sportsbook in Alberta.
- What's different about Alberta?
- PlayAlberta, the province's own site, has taken sports bets since 2021. Private sportsbooks registered with AGLC opened on July 13, 2026, and unregistered sites had to stop taking bets from Albertans by October 13, 2026.
Regulator: Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis. Sources: alberta.ca, aglc.ca.
Where an app publishes no state list, industry lists fill in. Covers the national apps Betravon tracks; local and in-person-only books aren't listed.
Online sportsbooks in Alberta
- DraftKingsSportsbook site ↗
- FanDuelSportsbook site ↗
- BetMGMSportsbook site ↗
- Caesars SportsbookNot on Betravon yetSportsbook site ↗
- bet365Not on Betravon yetSportsbook site ↗
- theScore BetNot on Betravon yetSportsbook site ↗
- BetRiversSportsbook site ↗
- Bally BetSportsbook site ↗
Also legal in Alberta
- PlayAlbertaSportsbook site ↗
PlayAlberta is the province's own betting site, run by AGLC. Betravon doesn't show its prices yet.
Quick answers
- Is theScore Bet legal in Alberta?
- Yes. theScore Bet operates in Alberta.
- Is DraftKings Sportsbook legal in Alberta?
- Yes. DraftKings Sportsbook operates in Alberta.
- Is FanDuel Sportsbook legal in Alberta?
- Yes. FanDuel Sportsbook operates in Alberta.
- Is bet365 legal in Alberta?
- Yes. bet365 operates in Alberta.
Compare their lines
The same player prop is often priced differently from one app to the next. These pages put every book's line side by side:
US states
Line-shop every app in Alberta
Turn on the books you use in Alberta and the board shows each one's price on every player prop, with line movement and hit rates.
Not legal advice. Laws, licenses and app formats change; the operator's own location check decides whether you can play. You must meet the minimum age, which varies by province and app. Gambling problem? Call the AHS Addiction Helpline (1-866-332-2322) or chat at albertahealthservices.ca.