Moose Jaw casinos in Saskatchewan are represented by only one gambling house (opened in 2002), which bears the name of the town itself. Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa is adjacent to the casino building. The location has 181 units with varying degrees of comfort, a luxury spa, and an outdoor/indoor pool with therapeutic mineral waters from natural sources. Unfortunately, there are no more casino hotels on the city’s map, but there are many excellent restaurants with wonderful Canadian food. The building of the gaming house is famous for its huge wall paintings. Located in the heart of the city, it is designed in the Art Deco style inspired by the Roarin' 20s, the time of the town’s historical golden age.

• The number of licensed casinos: 1 ;
• The population of Moose Jaw: 33,890;
• Total city area: 46.86 sq. km.(18.08 sq. mi.);
• The number of casino hotels: 1;
• Gambling age: 19 years old.

Best Live Casinos in Moose Jaw

Casino Moose Jaw

The Moose Jaw casino is the only location in the city where you can enjoy a game of chance in a laid back setting. The establishment was originally launched in 2002 after the Government of Saskatchewan invested $13 million in its construction. The casino in Moose Jaw has 1,050 slot machines of various types with the predominance of movie-based themes. Their jackpots can reach several hundred thousand Canadian dollars. Professional dealers serving 30 tables will help you feel the excitement of the most popular games. There is one-zero roulette, poker of all kinds, blackjack, and other top entertainment options. All guests can access an on-site bar and restaurant at any time.

Address: 21 Fairford Street East, Saskatchewan, S6H 0C8

Telephone: +1 306-694-3888

Casino Regina

The club in Regina is located 40 miles east of Moose Jaw. Actually, it can impress with nothing astounding since both houses are owned by Sask Gaming. Predictably, the hall has much in common with the atmosphere at the casino in Moose Jaw. However, many gambling activities are offered to visitors. The main focus is put on slot machines, numbering over a thousand options. The Hollywood theme represented in a bunch of titles will delight moviegoers. There are also different types of poker, European-style roulette, baccarat, and, of course, blackjack available for players across thirty tables. The poker room is one of the most beautiful throughout entire Canada.

Address: 1880 Saskatchewan Drive, Saskatchewan, S4P 0B2

Telephone: +1 800-555-3189

Living Sky Casino

The venue is located 110 miles away from Moose Joe, in South Saskatchewan. Estimated at approximately $35 million, it is a joint project of several First Nation authorities, including SIGA. The 60,000-square foot space first welcomed gamblers on December 29, 2008. The large building is designed in Indian style and delivers an authentic atmosphere while boasting quite a choice of eateries. After enjoying poker, roulette, or blackjack, you can eat at one of three restaurants: Deli, Horizons, or Charley Biggs. Over 200 slots on the spot will whet the gambler’s appetite. The gambling house is equipped with a new electronic system, The Circuit, which allows playing familiar games in a digital format yet with a live dealer. The minimum bet is $2.

Address: 1401 North Service Road East, Saskatchewan, S9H 3X6

Telephone: +1 306-778-5759

Moose Jaw Gambling Law

Moose Jaw is geographically located in Saskatchewan, so all provincial laws apply to the venues presented above. Casinos of the region are open to all Canadian citizens and foreign visitors to the country upon reaching the legal age of 19 years. There are currently eight casinos in the province operated by the Saskatchewan Gambling Authority and Gaming Corporation. Lotteries have been available in the province since 1974, and sports betting is also very popular here. Also, there are three racetracks available for betting in Saskatchewan. It should be noted that West Meadows Raceway stopped functioning in 2014.

Moose Jaw Interesting Facts

This list is far from complete, but it gives a vivid picture of the city.

• Moose Jaw is a city of parks. The luxurious Crescent Park in the heart of the city provides a lawn for bowls, an amphitheater, a water park, a swimming pool, and other entertainment.
• It hosts a four-day literary festival every July, featuring some of Canada's best writers. Bushel Park hosts a spectacular air show during summer.
• Of particular attraction for tourists are tunnels, which connect almost all buildings in the city center. They were constructed in the early twentieth century and used for illegal alcohol trade, gambling, and prostitution. There is a legend that Al Capone himself visited Moose Jaw and was interested in the intricacies of local smuggling.