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Machines and Live Games at Gold Horse

The floor at Gold Horse Casino in Lloydminster is a SIGA casino of slot machines and live table games, opened in December 2018. This page lists what is published about it and leaves out what is not, such as a table count.

Filed by the Border DeskChecked October 3, 2026

Slot machines: more than 250
Denominations: 1 cent to $5
Opened: December 2018
Run by: SIGA

Slot machines

Gold Horse Casino has more than 250 slot machines on its floor, on the Saskatchewan side of Lloydminster. Denominations run from 1 cent up to $5. In between sit 5 cents, 25 cents and $1, which makes five denominations in all. At every SIGA casino, a player under 19 is classed as a prohibited individual and cannot collect winnings.

SIGA progressive jackpots also sit on the floor. Smoke Signals and Rider Nation are among them. This guide names those two and gives no jackpot amounts. Questions about a specific machine go to the casino at 306-825-3777.

Red table and slot rows at Gold Horse Casino

Live tables

Blackjack, poker and Chase the Flush are among the live games on the tables at Gold Horse Casino. The full list of games is in the table on this page. No table count is published, so the guide does not give one. Guests must be 19 or older, under Saskatchewan rules.

Live tables start at 4 p.m. and wrap up at 2 a.m. from Sunday through Thursday. Friday and Saturday bring the same 4 p.m. start, with play ending at 3 a.m. Poker begins at 6 p.m. every day. The casino publishes no poker closing time.

As listed by the casino; no table count is published.
On the floor	As published
Slot machines	more than 250; 1 cent, 5 cents, 25 cents, $1, $5
Table games on the list	Poker, Chase the Flush, Blackjack, Bonus Spin Xtreme Power Up
Live tables	Sun to Thu 4 p.m. to 2 a.m.; Fri and Sat 4 p.m. to 3 a.m.
Poker	daily from 6 p.m.; no closing time published
SIGA progressives named	Smoke Signals, Rider Nation

The room and who runs it

Gold Horse Casino opened in December 2018 as SIGA's seventh casino. It stands along the Yellowhead Highway on Little Pine First Nation land, within the City of Lloydminster. The interior was inspired by the local oil and gas industry. Its materials are wood, metal and glass.

The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) operates it, with Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan (LGS) as partner. SIGA describes itself as a First Nations, non-profit organization that reinvests all net proceeds in Saskatchewan. Net profits of its casinos are split three ways. The First Nations Trust receives 50% of that sum. A 25% share goes to Community Development Corporations, with the final 25% paid into the province's General Revenue Fund.

Where SIGA's net profit goes

First Nations TrustCommunity Development CorporationsProvince's General Revenue Fund

Split of net profits of SIGA's seven casinos.

The SIGA Rewards card

SIGA Rewards is one loyalty club for all seven SIGA casinos, including Gold Horse Casino. Emerald, Gold, Platinum and Diamond are its four tiers. The card has a second use in Lloydminster. RV guests register at the Guest Services desk of Gold Horse Casino, where a SIGA Rewards card must be shown. Each permit is good for 3 days, there are no power hookups, and spots go to whoever gets there first.

White motorhome alone on a paved lot at dusk

Questions

Short answers

What is the smallest slot denomination?: The smallest is 1 cent. The casino's more than 250 slot machines also come in 5 cents, 25 cents, $1 and $5.
Is there poker at Gold Horse Casino?: Poker is on the list of live table games. It runs daily from 6 p.m., and no closing time for it is published.
How many tables are there?: No table count is published, so this guide does not give a number. The list includes poker, Chase the Flush and blackjack; the table on this page gives every game.
Does the SIGA card work at other SIGA casinos?: SIGA Rewards is one loyalty club for the seven SIGA casinos, so the same card covers all of them. Its four tiers are Emerald, Gold, Platinum and Diamond.