The province will argue for international player sharing in a dispute that could reshape regulated online poker in Canada.
The province’s new regulated market opens with ring-fenced tables, no shared liquidity and a longer transition for operators that can prove compliance.
The province’s new online gambling market opens on 13 July, but regulated poker is set to start with Alberta-only player pools.
The company says the province’s market may not be viable unless players can be pooled across provincial borders.