Betty Canada Posts 23% Revenue Gain in Q3 2026, Fueled by Alberta Launch

Betty Canada recorded a 23% year-over-year increase in net revenue for the third quarter of 2026, reaching US$111 million, according to the company's chief executive officer. The results reflect a combination of sustained momentum in Ontario's online gambling market and the initial benefits of expanding into Alberta's newly regulated iGaming sector.

The CEO disclosed the financial figures via a LinkedIn post, highlighting that both provinces contributed to the quarterly performance. Ontario continued to generate steady growth, while Alberta's recent regulatory opening provided a fresh revenue stream. The company has been actively pursuing opportunities in western Canada since the province launched its regulated iGaming framework.

Betty Canada's Q3 results mark the first full quarter that includes operations under Alberta's new licensing system. The company moved quickly to secure a license and begin offering its suite of casino and sports betting products to Alberta residents. Early indicators suggest strong player adoption in the region, though the CEO did not provide a breakdown of revenue by province.

The 23% revenue jump positions Betty Canada for a potentially record-breaking fiscal year, as the operator continues to scale in both established and emerging markets. Analysts have noted that Alberta's market could rival Ontario's in size over time, making early entrants like Betty Canada well-placed for long-term growth.

No further details on operational costs or profit margins were included in the CEO's LinkedIn announcement. Betty Canada is expected to release its full Q3 financial report in the coming weeks, which will provide a more comprehensive view of its performance and regional contributions.