Painted Hand Casino in Saskatchewan

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4.2
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Justin Young
4 weeks ago
It's the worst casino in Canada. Machines are so tight its unbelievable. Wish I could give it negative stars . Don't waste your time .
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Holly Stasiuk
4 weeks ago
The restaurant has delicious homemade soup and bannock!
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Ali Smith
3 months ago
It's nice very clean with plenty of nice and helpful staff .It has 2 smaller smoking casino rooms at each side of the main casino. There is a dining room and another bar that sells drinks and bar food. There is a free water dispenser with cups so you can always grab some cold water. They have entertainment in a show lounge/ theater but I didnt experience that on my visit. Clean well serviced bathrooms with plenty of stalls. Its across the road from a large sports complex with a great pool and hotels are near by. Its on the edge of Yorkton easy to find as it looks impressive with a modern First Nation's appearance and impressive statues of Braves riding horses in the round about at the front. Plenty of parking its easy to find a spot even when its busy .
Had an amazing experience in the morning staffs were very good. Manpreet 1122 made a really great sandwich for me
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Chris Partridge
2 years ago
We had a lovely visit and stopover here in our RV. The Casino is nice and clean with lots of lovely information about their guiding principles and celebrates 6 First Nations (on the outside of the building) whom the Casino serves, guided by Yorkton Tribal Council. Staff are very friendly, sign up is easy with $10 free play. Washrooms are very clean. There is a restaurant which we didn't use, but looked great. The RV parking area is generously served with complementary 115V power, which we were really grateful for. Free WiFi is available in, outside and still works part the way into the car park allowing us to connect with home. I love that so much money goes back into local First Nation Communities across the SIGA area where it is needed while also providing jobs. Look forward to visiting others as we journey west across Saskachewan.
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Arthur Agar
4 years ago
Good place to eat as well as gamble and relax. The Sunday brunch is great as well as affordable. Also if you get a player's card you receive 10% off on food. GREAT staff . Very freindly. Highly recommend the steak sandwich. Will definitely stop there again.

Overview Painted Hand Casino in Saskatchewan

Painted Hand Casino is a First Nations gaming venue in Yorkton, east-central Saskatchewan, operated by the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA). It opened on December 14, 1996, originally inside a former grocery store on 3rd Avenue North, then relocated in 2009 to a 43,000-square-foot building after a $30 million investment. The venue receives roughly 300,000 visitors each year and forms part of the seven-property SIGA network. Entry is free, and all transactions are processed in Canadian dollars (CAD). Saskatchewan observes Central Standard Time year-round (no daylight saving adjustment).

Detail

Information

Address

510 Broadway Street West, Yorkton, S3N 0P3

Telephone

(306) 786-6777

Email

[email protected]

Operator

SIGA / Yorkton Tribal Council

Floor size

43,000 sq ft

Minimum age

19

Currency

CAD

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Getting to the Venue and Operating Hours

The casino sits on Broadway Street West, directly across from City Hall and close to Highways 9 and 10. Regina International Airport lies approximately 200 kilometres to the south-west, while Saskatoon is around 330 kilometres away. Yorkton is served by local bus routes; the nearest railway station is in Melville, followed by a 30-minute bus transfer. The floor opens daily from 10:00 a.m., closing at 3:00 a.m. Sunday through Wednesday and at 4:00 a.m. Thursday through Saturday. Live-dealer coverage at the electronic tables runs 4:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. each day.

Driving and Parking Instructions

Drivers should enter postal code S3N 0P3 into a satellite navigation system, which routes directly to the free on-site parking lot. The lot shares grounds with the Home Inn & Suites hotel and the Gallagher Centre leisure complex.

RV Hook-Up Procedure

RV spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis (reservations are not accepted). On arrival, visitors supply a licence plate, name, contact details, number of occupants, and intended length of stay, then connect to either a 30-amp or 15-amp plug.

Slot Machines and Progressive Jackpots

Slots form the primary attraction, with more than 250 machines supplied by IGT, Aristocrat, WMS, and Scientific Games. Accepted denominations are $0.01, $0.02, $0.05, $0.25, and $1.00, with stakes scaling upward from there. Titles on the floor include Buffalo Gold, Pharaoh’s Fortune, Cleopatra, Quick Hit Volcanos, and Ocean Magic.

Accessing the Linked Progressives

Three province-wide progressives are shared across all seven SIGA sites; any qualifying spin can trigger a payout. To take part, a player selects a linked title and stakes the required bet. The headline networks are listed below:
  • Smoke Signals: seeded at $1,000,000 and guaranteed to pay before reaching $2,000,000, linking 51 machines across the network (a $1.85 million prize landed on June 11, 2024).
  • Rider Nation: reseeded at $50,000 each time it drops, with a mandatory payout before $100,000.
  • PowerBucks Gong Xi Fa Cai Grand: a separate $1,000,000 progressive available at every SIGA casino.
Because each network must pay out below its ceiling, machines positioned near the upper limit attract heavier traffic. Players tracking the on-screen meters can time their sessions accordingly.
Progressive Seed value Must pay before Scope
Smoke Signals $1,000,000 $2,000,000 51 machines, 7 sites
Rider Nation $50,000 $100,000 All SIGA sites
PowerBucks $1,000,000 All SIGA sites

The Circuit Electronic Table Games

Table play is delivered electronically in an area branded The Circuit, which seats up to 12 participants per unit. The configuration covers blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and three-card poker, each hosted by a live dealer during posted hours. The venue does not operate traditional felt tables or a dedicated poker room.

Placing Bets at The Circuit

The minimum stake is $2 per hand, and high-limit play extends to $5,000. Participants insert a Players Club card to record wagers, then confirm selections on the terminal touchscreen. Hot Seat Draws run intermittently, awarding instant prizes to active players.

Registering for the Players Club

Membership in the Players Club is free and shared across all SIGA properties, so points earn and redeem at any of the seven locations. Registration requires government-issued photo identification and a minimum age of 19. The procedure is as follows:

  1. Present valid photo ID at the Players Club desk on the gaming floor.
  2. Complete the registration form to receive a physical Players Club card.
  3. Insert the card into any slot or electronic table terminal before play begins.
  4. Redeem accumulated balances at the desk once the conversion threshold is reached.

New members receive an immediate sign-up credit toward slot play, and the same card unlocks the dining and entertainment discounts described below.

Earning and Redeeming Points

Slots award 1 point per $1 wagered, while electronic table machines award 1 point per $5 wagered. A balance of 1,000 points converts to $5 in slot cash back. Card holders also receive 10% off restaurant bills, entry into member-only draws, advance event purchases, and a birthday-wheel spin for free slot play or bonus points.

Dining Facilities

Three outlets operate on site. Legends Restaurant offers sit-down service featuring fish and chips, steaks, the SIGA burger (butcher’s-cut beef on a potato-scallion bun), and the Legends Club Sandwich. Charley Biggs Chicken supplies fried-chicken combos, family packs, potato wedges, and salads, while the Deli handles fast items such as hot dogs, sandwiches, soup, spring rolls, and pizza. Complimentary tea, coffee, and soft drinks are dispensed from self-service machines across the floor. The fully licensed bar pours SIGA’s own-brew lager alongside cocktails, wine, and spirits.

Entertainment Schedule

The venue runs a recurring calendar inside its event centre, anchored by a live DJ set every Friday from 7:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Programming rotates through live music, comedy nights, and tribute acts. Recent and scheduled highlights include:

  • The annual Painted Hand Casino Powwow
  • Tribute performances such as Restless Texas and the Alan Jackson Experience
  • Seasonal community activity, including the Earth Day grounds cleanup and the Christmas Food Drive for the Yorkton Food Bank

The Parkland Room additionally serves as a banquet and wedding space for up to 250 guests, with a private side entrance suitable for minors and family members.

Facility/Service

Detail

Legends Restaurant

Sit-down menu, 10% member discount

Charley Biggs Chicken

Fried-chicken combos and family packs

The Deli

Hot dogs, sandwiches, pizza

Friday DJ

7:00 p.m.–2:00 a.m.

Event centre

Live music, comedy, tribute bands

Parkland Room

Banquets up to 250 guests

Accessibility and Responsible Gaming

The floor is fully wheelchair accessible and includes dedicated accessible washrooms. SIGA operates as a non-profit, directing net income to First Nations communities. Responsible-gaming measures include personal limit-setting, self-exclusion tools, and the Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline. No formal dress code is enforced, though sportswear and beachwear are discouraged at the entrance.

Accommodation Near the Casino

No lodging exists inside the building, but the Home Inn & Suites stands on the same grounds as Painted Hand Casino and offers 80 rooms, complimentary breakfast, an indoor pool, and a fitness centre. The hotel’s Stay and Play package bundles $10 free slot play with a $5 restaurant voucher. Additional nearby options include the Redwood Motel, Holiday Inn Express Yorkton East, Quality Inn & Suites, Ramada, and Days Inn. Monday Seniors Day (9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.) grants visitors aged 55 and over $15 in free slot play plus bonus draws.