New Brunswick Gambling Information Line
Phone1-800-461-1234
Websitewww2.gnb.ca/gambling
Why It Stands OutRuns through NB Health and links to the on-site centre.
Casino NB Games
The gaming floor splits into three sections: slots, table games, and a separate poker room tucked away from the main floor. This page breaks down the full Casino NB games lineup.
Quick tip: check the pit before you sit down at a table. Call 506-861-4654 to reach the pit manager directly and confirm a table's open before making the drive, especially on a weeknight when fewer tables run.
Slot Machines
The floor runs well over 500 machines from a rotating mix of manufacturers, and the lineup changes often enough that a repeat visitor will find something new most trips. Slots are usually the first thing running and the last thing to shut down.
Popular Casino NB Slots
- Power Pig: a straightforward reel game without the theme complexity of the newer releases.
- Galactic Quest for Love & Money: includes the Martian Madness and Venus Vixens variants side by side.
- Super Hot Flaming: pairs with the Mr. Lee & Mrs. Wong theme for a linked jackpot feel.
- Mo'Mo'Mo' Mummy: runs alongside Midnight Treasures and Sunlight Riches as connected titles.
- Spooky Link: a family of games including Go Ghost, Mo Mummy, and Yo Yeti.
- Wolf Run Wild Moon and Coyote Moon Desert Nights: both classic wildlife-themed reels with steady payout structures.
- Jin Zhu Dragon and Cleopatra Triple Fortune: longer-running titles that stay popular regardless of what's new.
Working Hours
Casino NB slots run Sunday through Thursday from 10:00 am to 2:00 am, and Friday through Saturday the floor stays open until 3:00 am. That's the widest window of any section in the building. Nothing on this floor requires a reservation, so walk in whenever the hours allow it.
Table Games
Casino NB table games run on a tighter schedule than slots, and the selection stays consistent. Expect a smaller footprint than a large commercial casino, but every core game shows up on the floor.
Games on the Floor
- Blackjack: the most heavily staffed table game on any given night.
- Baccarat: runs on a smaller number of tables, so confirm availability ahead of a weeknight visit.
- I LUV Suits: a house specialty not found at every property in the region.
- Craps: limited to Thursday through Saturday, 7:00 pm to 2:00 am, so plan around that window specifically.
- Roulette: standard wheel format, running most nights alongside blackjack.
Working Hours and the High Limit Room
Casino NB table games generally open at 2:00 pm and close at 2:00 am Sunday through Thursday, extending to 3:00 am on Friday and Saturday. The High Limit Room runs a slightly longer window, from 6:00 pm to 2:00 am on weeknights and to 3:00 am on weekends, and it's worth calling the pit manager before showing up.
Poker Room
Poker runs out of a separate area called Lighthouse, built specifically to keep the room quieter than the rest of the casino. And it runs more than plain cash games.
Tournaments and Jackpots
The Casino NB poker room hosts monthly live tournaments, and its signature event, the Lighthouse Classic, carries some of the larger guaranteed prize pools you'll find on the province's poker calendar. Cash tables also carry a Bad Beat Jackpot and a Royal Flush Jackpot running alongside regular play.
Lighthouse Room Schedule
The poker room opens Thursday from 6:00 pm to 2:00 am, then extends its hours Friday and Saturday from 6:00 pm to 3:00 am. It's closed the rest of the week, so don't plan a Monday poker night around this property. Call ahead if you're bringing a group, since the room runs a fixed number of seats.
Casino NB Price of Playing
There's no cover charge or entry fee anywhere on the property, and the 19+ age requirement is the only real barrier to getting onto the floor. What you'll actually spend depends entirely on table minimums and how long you stay at the machines.
Minimum Bets and How Chips Work
Slot machines accept bets from a penny upward, and the High Limit Room runs slots starting around $1 to $5 CAD per spin for anyone playing a bigger session. Table minimums move with the night, so a blackjack seat on a quiet Tuesday runs cheaper to sit down at than the same table on a Saturday.
Buy Casino NB tickets and chips directly at the table with cash, or stop at the cashier cage first if you want to change a larger amount before you sit down. The cage also handles debit and credit purchases. Cash out table winnings on the spot at the table, and cash out slot winnings by printing a ticket and walking it over to the cage.
Setting a Realistic Budget
Table minimums shift by game and by night, so blackjack on a slow Tuesday costs less to sit down at than blackjack on a Saturday. Slot machines let you set your own per-spin amount, which makes them the easier option if you're working with a fixed budget for the evening, say $50 to $100 CAD. Bring a Rewards Club card regardless of your budget, since points accumulate on slot play and can offset costs at the buffet or gift shop later.
Get Support
Gambling should stay entertainment, not a strategy for covering losses or making money. If a session ever starts feeling like problem, these organizations offer free, confidential support across Canada.
| Organization | Phone | Website | Why It Stands Out |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Brunswick Gambling Information Line | 1-800-461-1234 | www2.gnb.ca/gambling | Runs through NB Health and links to the on-site centre. |
| Responsible Gambling Council | 416-499-9800 | responsiblegambling.org | Canada's national body behind NBLGC's own materials |
| ConnexOntario | 1-866-531-2600 | connexontario.ca | 24/7 toll-free line with live chat and text |