Blackjack Tables on the Floor
Casino Moose Jaw is located at 21 Fairford Street East, in the middle of downtown Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. It is a land-based casino regulated under the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority. Everything happens on site: no online tables, no remote blackjack product under this brand. Blackjack is the key table game on the floor, regularly listed next to Single Zero Roulette, Three Card Poker, Chase the Flush and live poker.
Visitors usually report a minimum stake around C$10 per hand. The number of blackjack tables is not fixed. Some casino directories show two live blackjack tables as the normal setup, while individual reviews sometimes mention only one table running during quieter weekdays. If you are thinking of a midweek trip, it is sensible to phone ahead rather than assume full table coverage.
| Table Game | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Blackjack | Live dealer | Approx. C$10 minimum bet reported |
| Single Zero Roulette | Live dealer | European-wheel layout |
| Three Card Poker | Live dealer | On offer most days |
| Chase the Flush | Live dealer | Poker-style variant |
| Poker | Live dealer | Mostly Friday-Saturday evenings |
Depending on which source is used and when it was checked, the slot floor carries between 200 and 300 machines. Overall table-game counts in public listings sit anywhere from 7 to 30. That large gap mainly comes down to how each directory groups games, plus floor changes after renovations. Through those shifts, blackjack remains the central table product.
Getting to a Table - What Actually Happens
Security checks age at the entrance. Under Saskatchewan rules the minimum age is 19. One older listing still references 18, but that is no longer accurate as of 2026. Government-issued photo ID is required, and entry is not flexible on that.
After you walk in, the table games are on the main level. Blackjack tables are usually set near roulette and the poker area. Cash can be turned into chips directly at the blackjack table or at the cashier cage first, whichever you prefer. Before putting any chips down, ask the dealer for the current minimum and maximum. Limits can move up or down with the time of day and how busy the room is.
Typical sequence to get playing:
- Go to 21 Fairford Street East, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 0C8 during posted hours.
- Show a valid government photo ID at the door (19+ only).
- Walk through to the main-floor pit where the table games sit.
- Look for the blackjack tables positioned close to roulette and poker.
- Change Canadian cash into chips, either at the table or at the cashier cage.
- Confirm the table minimum and maximum directly with the dealer before betting.
- Play standard-format blackjack against the live dealer.
- When finished, take chips back to the cashier cage and cash out.
Before dropping in on a weekday, use the main phone line at +1 306-694-3888. On slower days, staffing can mean only a portion of tables are active; it is a common complaint to make the drive and then find mainly slots open with few live-dealer options.
Hours - Roughly
Published hours are not completely aligned across public sources. That mismatch likely reflects gradual schedule changes over time more than outright bad information.
| Day | Reported Opening | Reported Closing |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday - Thursday | 9:00 a.m. | 2:00 a.m. - 4:00 a.m. |
| Friday - Saturday | 9:00 a.m. | 3:00 a.m. or 24 hrs (varies) |
These ranges are pulled from several casino directories and travel platforms. For an accurate picture of when the blackjack tables are actually running on a given day, contact the casino directly. Phone or email is the only reliable way to confirm up-to-date hours.
The building sits in downtown Moose Jaw, next to Temple Gardens Mineral Spa. Access by car or on foot from the central district is simple, with straightforward parking. Tourism Saskatchewan highlights Casino Moose Jaw as a renovated downtown attraction, which matches most visitor impressions: a compact, tidy property that is easy to move around in.
