Skip to content
Crow LinesSaskatchewan casinos, straight-line Online rules

Two casinos on the Yellowhead Highway

Checked October 7, 2026

By Tia Monroe

Two SIGA casinos on the Yellowhead Highway sit 128.0 km apart in a straight line. Gold Eagle, the first SIGA casino, opened in North Battleford in 1996; Gold Horse in Lloydminster, the seventh, followed in December 2018.

Open now, in Saskatchewan time

Holiday hours are not given; check with the casino.

Gold Eagle, North Battleford

Gold Eagle Casino stands at 11902 Railway Avenue, North Battleford, SK S9A 3K7, along the Yellowhead Highway. The phone is 306-446-3833. The casino describes its area as west-central Saskatchewan, and SIGA's list of its casinos pairs it with Mosquito First Nation. It opened in 1996, the first casino under the SIGA umbrella, and finished a 5,000 square foot expansion in 2015.

Doors open at 10am every day. Closing time is 2am Sunday to Wednesday, 3am on Thursday and 4am on Friday and Saturday. Blackjack and Phil 'em Up Poker run Thursday to Sunday only. Thursday tables go from 5pm to 2am, Friday and Saturday from 5pm to 3am, and Sunday from 5pm to 1am. The gaming floor also holds slot machines and electronic table games called the Circuit.

Gold Eagle Deli & Bar serves 10am to 1am Sunday to Thursday and 10am to 2am on Friday and Saturday. Holiday hours should be checked on goldeaglecasino.ca.

Tia, the illustrated guide, glancing at a silver pocket watch, holding a board that reads: One clock in Lloydminster

Gold Horse, Lloydminster

Gold Horse Casino is at 3910 41st Street, Lloydminster SK S9V 2K8, phone 306-825-3777. It sits along the Yellowhead Highway on Little Pine First Nation land, inside the City of Lloydminster. The casino describes Lloydminster as Canada's only border town, and it serves guests from both Alberta and Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan time is always the same as Alberta's, so the city runs on one clock.

Opened in December 2018, Gold Horse is SIGA's seventh casino. Its interior of wood, metal and glass draws on the surrounding community's oil and gas industry. Hours are 10am to 3am Sunday to Thursday and 10am to 4am on Friday and Saturday. Live tables run from 4pm to 2am Sunday to Thursday and 4pm to 3am on Friday and Saturday. Poker starts daily at 6PM, and the other table games include Chase the Flush and Blackjack.

The Sports Bar & Grill serves 11am to 10pm Sunday to Thursday and 11am to 11pm on Friday and Saturday. A Deli & Bar stays open 11am to 2am daily. Holiday hours should be checked on goldhorsecasino.ca.

Along the road

Parking is plentiful at both casinos, and at Gold Horse it is free. Gold Eagle has EV chargers. Level 2 costs $2 an hour for the first 5 hours. Level 3 DC fast charging runs $17 an hour for the first 2 hours of continuous use.

RVs are welcome at every SIGA casino. Guests register with a SIGA Rewards card at Guest Services, there are no reservations, and all RV guests must be 19+. Gold Eagle sets no limit on length of stay, though power is very limited. At Gold Horse, 128.0 km away in a straight line, permits are valid for 3 days in total and there is no power.

Divided prairie highway at sunset beside a yellow canola field, pump jacks on the horizon

Questions

Is blackjack available at Gold Eagle on a Tuesday?

Blackjack and Phil 'em Up Poker at Gold Eagle run Thursday to Sunday only, so a Tuesday visit falls outside them. Thursday play runs 5pm to 2am, Friday and Saturday 5pm to 3am, and Sunday 5pm to 1am.

What time is it at Gold Horse for a visitor from Alberta?

The same time as at home. Saskatchewan time is always the same as Alberta's, so Gold Horse and Lloydminster run on one clock.

Where can an electric car be charged?

Of these two casinos, Gold Eagle in North Battleford lists EV chargers. Level 2 costs $2 an hour for the first 5 hours. Level 3 DC fast charging costs $17 an hour for the first 2 hours of continuous use.

All nine casinos