GGPoker 退出阿尔伯塔市场，因市场规模不足

GGPoker has withdrawn its license application for Alberta due to insufficient market size making the platform commercially unviable. The market size in Alberta is about one-third that of Ontario.

Alberta operates under a ring-fenced market model, allowing only local players to access AGLC-licensed sites. GGPoker stated that even shared liquidity between Alberta and Ontario wouldn't be enough for a sustainable,top

tier poker room. The company emphasized its preference for international shared liquidity, which safeguards players, stimulates competition, and maximizes tax yield.

Currently, 888 is the only poker site legally operating in Alberta. PokerStars is expected to return to the province under the PokerStars on FanDuel brand, though no specific launch date has been announced. BetMGM has ex

pressed interest in Alberta but no concrete plans have been made yet. GGPoker's decision not to launch in Alberta could change if there's a favorable decision on international player pooling, but courts typically take

time to make such decisions due to multiple factors including legal challenges and regulatory processes.

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