Betty Casino Alternatives in Ontario and Alberta
On this page
Look beyond Betty if you want sports betting, poker, table games or live dealers. Betty offers none of them. Both provinces publish official lists of registered sites, and many cover those gaps. Every site named on this page comes from the iGaming Ontario or Alberta iGaming Corporation list, with the products each list shows.
How this page works. We name only sites that a provincial body lists. We compare product types, because the lists publish those.
We do not compare bonuses, since advertising them is restricted in both provinces. We have no referral arrangement with any site named below, and the names are not links.
Why look for an alternative to Betty?
Betty is narrow on purpose. That leaves five clear gaps.
| Gap | Detail |
|---|---|
| Sports betting | No sportsbook in either province |
| Poker | No poker room |
| Table and live dealer games | No blackjack, roulette, baccarat or live studio |
| Payout methods | Interac and Visa only. No e-wallets |
| Phone support | No phone line listed |
If none of these matters to you, Betty may be all you need. Our Betty Casino review sets out who it suits.
How we chose these alternatives
We used one rule. A site must appear on the official list for its province on October 5, 2026. That keeps offshore and unlicensed sites off this page.
The lists show product categories. Ontario’s uses Casino, Poker, Sports Betting, Bingo and Betting Exchange. Alberta’s uses Casino and Sportsbook.
Neither says if a casino has live dealers or table games. For those, you must check each site yourself.
We list sites in alphabetical order. The order is not a ranking.
Which licensed Ontario sites cover what Betty lacks?
iGaming Ontario lists 49 operators running 84 websites. The table shows a sample with their listed products.
| Operator | Casino | Sports betting | Poker |
|---|---|---|---|
| 888 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| bet365 | Yes | Yes | Not listed |
| BetMGM | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| BetRivers | Yes | Yes | Not listed |
| Betway | Yes | Yes | Not listed |
| Caesars | Yes | Yes | Not listed |
| DraftKings | Yes | Yes | Not listed |
| FanDuel | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| JackpotCity | Yes | Not listed | Not listed |
| LeoVegas | Yes | Yes | Not listed |
| NorthStar Bets | Yes | Yes | Not listed |
| theScore Bet | Yes | Yes | Not listed |
| Betty, for comparison | Yes | Not listed | Not listed |
Betty holds one category that most of these do not: Bingo. Few Ontario operators are listed for it.
If you want sports betting, most names above qualify. If you want poker, the list shows 888, BetMGM and FanDuel from this sample. If you want live dealers, the list cannot tell you. Open the casino’s site and look for a live section before you register.
Which licensed Alberta sites cover what Betty lacks?
Alberta’s market opened on July 13, 2026. Its list is shorter and uses two categories.
| Listed for | Sites |
|---|---|
| Casino and Sportsbook | Bally Bet, BetMGM, BetRivers, BetVictor, Betway, DAZN Bet, DraftKings, Monopoly Casino & Sportsbook, PowerPlay, Tonybet |
| Sportsbook only | Bet365 Sportsbook, Caesars Sportsbook, FanDuel Sportsbook, Sports Interaction, theScore Bet Sportsbook |
| Casino only | Bet365 Casino, Betty Casino, Caesars Palace Casino, Casino Time, CasinoDays, Delta Casino, FanDuel Casino, Golden Nugget Casino, Golden Tiger Casino, Hollywood Casino, Horseshoe Casino, LuckyDays Casino, PartyCasino, PureCasino.ca, Royal Vegas, Ruby Fortune, Spin Casino, Stardust Casino, theScore Casino, Vegas Club Casino |
Several brands run a casino site and a separate sportsbook site. Bet365, Caesars, FanDuel and theScore each appear twice for that reason.
Alberta’s list has no Poker or Bingo category. Betty does not offer bingo in Alberta either. For the rules that apply to all of these sites, see Betty Casino rules in Alberta.
What does Betty do better than most alternatives?
A fair comparison runs both ways. Three points stand out in Betty’s own published terms.
- $1 minimum deposit and withdrawal. We did not survey every competitor, but many regulated casinos set higher minimums.
- No daily withdrawal cap. The only limit is $9,999 per request.
- A single focus. A slots-only lobby is simpler to use and carries no sportsbook prompts.
If slots are all you play, a wider casino may add clutter without adding value. See what you can and can’t play at Betty.
How do you check any casino’s licence?
Use the same method for every site, including the ones above.
- Go to the provincial list yourself:
igamingontario.caorabigaming.ca. - Find the brand.
- Follow the link from the list to the casino.
- Check that the address in your browser matches.
A site that is not on the list is not regulated in that province, whatever its home page says. The full walkthrough is in Is Betty Casino legit?. Ontario details are in Betty Casino rules in Ontario.
Should you hold accounts at more than one casino?
You can. Many players keep a slots account and a sportsbook account. Before you do, consider three things.
- Limits are per site. A $100 weekly deposit limit at Betty does not apply elsewhere. Two accounts with the same limit double your possible spend.
- Tracking gets harder. Add up your spending across all sites each month.
- Province-wide self-exclusion covers them all. BetGuard in Ontario and the Centralized Self-Exclusion Program in Alberta block every regulated site at once.
Set a limit at each site on the day you open it. The tools at Betty are described in Betty limits, timeouts and self-exclusion.
What we did not compare
- Bonuses. Advertising them is restricted in both provinces.
- Payout speed and limits at other sites. We have not checked their terms.
- Live dealer and table game ranges. The official lists do not show them.
- Game counts. They change monthly.
Treat this page as a map of who is licensed for what. Read each site’s own terms before you deposit.