Gambling.com, Casinos.com, Bonus.ca, RotoWire and Bookies.com among the brands helping licensed operators reach Alberta bettors
Charlotte, NC – Grandstand (Nasdaq: GRSD), the intelligence layer of sports, gaming and entertainment, is providing marketing and sports data services to Alberta-licensed operators following the launch of the province’s regulated online sports betting and iGaming market on Monday, July 13, 2026.
Grandstand is supporting licensed Alberta operators across its portfolio of consumer brands, including Gambling.com, Casinos.com, Bonus.ca, RotoWire and Bookies.com, giving Alberta bettors access to expert, independent reviews and comparisons of licensed sportsbooks and casinos now that the market is live.
Through its portfolio of consumer brands, Grandstand helps operators safely and compliantly acquire players, reducing their reliance on more intrusive forms of advertising. The Company has supported the launch of every major newly regulated market in North America to date, including Ontario, and multiple U.S. states.
“Alberta’s launch of a regulated, competitive online sports betting and iGaming market is another significant step forward for the Canadian gambling industry. We saw with Ontario how quickly a well-designed, competitive market can benefit consumers, and we’re already seeing the same in Alberta. Grandstand is proud to support both operators and bettors in this new market,” said Lee Gwilliam, SVP, Commercial at Grandstand.
About Grandstand
Founded in 2006, Grandstand (Nasdaq: GAMB; to change to GRSD on July 23, 2026) is the intelligence layer powering informed decisions for consumers and partners across sports, gaming and entertainment. Grandstand’s brands include OddsJam, OpticOdds, RotoWire, Gambling.com and Casinos.com. Its partner solutions span sports data, advertising, audience monetization and entertainment and tickets. For more information, visit grandstand.com.
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Senior Communications Strategist, Grandstand
