Swift Current Casino Online, Highway 1

On the long, straight run of Highway 1, Living Sky Casino sits on the North Service Road, just off the Trans-Canada. The casino puts the traffic at a million plus vehicles passing through the area each year. It opened in December 2008 and serves southwest Saskatchewan. There is plenty of parking on site.

Straight lines give a sense of scale, though the roads run longer than any of them. Medicine Hat, in Alberta, lies 208 km to the west, with Maple Creek at 129 km and Gull Lake at 55 km. Eastward, Herbert is 42 km off, Morse 54 km and Moose Jaw 160 km. Regina sits at 225 km. The strip at the top of the page places each town along Highway 1.

A SIGA Rewards card is what RV guests bring to the Guest Services desk to check in. Staff may also ask for a licence plate, names, contact details, the number of visitors, the length of stay and the reason for an extended stay. Approval of the stay rests with Security or the Casino Shift Manager, and spots are handed out in order of arrival, none reserved. No one aboard the RV can be under 19.

Stays carry no time limit, though the lot offers no electrical power. Tobacco is allowed on the lot, but open fires, tents, alcohol and narcotics are not. Garbage goes in the picnic area and is emptied twice a day. Loud music and parties are out, as are panhandling and soliciting. The casino publishes no hotel of its own.

The gaming floor has 196 slot machines, and their denominations run $.01, $.02, $.05, $.25 and $1. Table games number 9, but neither the games dealt nor the table minimums are made public by the casino. Poker starts at 6 PM. The Circuit, the electronic table games area, sits next to the Livin' Up Lounge, which has live entertainment beside the gaming floor. Shows are listed on the entertainment page at livingskycasino.ca.

Running the casino is SIGA, the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority. It was established in 1995 as a First Nations non-profit, operates seven casinos in Saskatchewan and reinvests all net proceeds in the province. SIGA lists Living Sky Casino with Nekaneet First Nation.

PlayNow.com, which SIGA runs, is the one legal place to gamble online in Saskatchewan, for players 19 and over. Its debut in the province was in November 2022. There is no licence for private online casinos in Saskatchewan, and the provincial government describes competing sites as illegal platforms.

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