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Delasport powers PlayBetNova.ca as Betnova enters Alberta

Betnova's Alberta brand PlayBetNova.ca runs on Delasport's full stack, three months after the province's online market opened on 13 July 2026.

Cover card: Platform provider · $82.7bn · Market entry · Delasport

Delasport’s platform now runs PlayBetNova.ca, the Alberta online sportsbook and casino brand of the Betnova family. Alberta is the supplier’s second Canadian market, after Ontario.

Delasport announced the launch on 19 October 2026, three months after Alberta’s online gaming market opened on 13 July 2026.

How it works

Delasport supplies the whole stack: its own sportsbook, casino and player account management platform (the system that holds player accounts, balances and limits), plus managed services, meaning Delasport helps run the operation day to day. The company says the launch follows its registrations with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) as a Platform Provider and as a Critical Gaming Systems Supplier.

In Ontario, Delasport says its technology and managed services already power brands including TitanPlay and Betnova.

The market it enters

The release cites iGaming Ontario figures for fiscal 2024-25: CA$82.7 billion in wagers and CA$3.2 billion in gross gaming revenue (stakes minus winnings). It also says the Government of Alberta estimates unregulated operators still account for around 70% of local iGaming activity. Delasport attributes to analysts at H2 Gambling Capital an expectation of roughly CA$1.2 billion in first-year gross gaming revenue for the regulated Alberta market.

The release gives no commercial terms for the PlayBetNova.ca deal.

Source

Delasport Goes Live in Alberta with PlayBetNova.ca, Marking Its Second Canadian Market

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Gross gambling yield (GGY, also GGR)What a gambling company keeps from players' stakes after paying out winnings and before its running costs. Outside Great Britain the same measure is usually called gross gaming revenue, or GGR.Full entry in the glossary