North Battleford Casino Online, Counted

Gold Eagle Casino has more than 300 slot machines on its floor. A slot denomination is the value of one credit on a machine. The casino offers 5 of them: $1, 25 cents, 5 cents, 2 cents and 1 cent. SIGA's profile gives the casino 40,000 square feet, and a 5,000 square foot expansion was completed in 2015.

SIGA's casino profile gives 6 table games. The live ones are Blackjack and Phil 'Em Up Poker. Phil 'Em Up is a poker game dealt at a table; there is no separate poker room. The electronic table games go by the name the Circuit, and on an electronic table each player plays on a screen. The casino does not publish how many there are.

Kihiw Restaurant is the sit-down restaurant, open every day by 11:30 am and until 9 pm. Takeout orders can be placed at 306-446-0507. The Deli & Bar serves quick casual food, including dishes from Kookum's Kitchen, with spirits and pints at the bar. From Sunday to Thursday it serves from 10 am until 1 am, and on Friday and Saturday from 10 am until 2 am. SIGA Rewards, the free players card, gives members 10% off restaurant or deli orders at SIGA locations.

Gold Eagle Casino sits at 11902 Railway Avenue, just off the Yellowhead Highway in North Battleford, with plenty of on-site parking. The casino does not publish a parking price. The casino has no hotel, so overnight guests need a room elsewhere or an RV spot.

Every figure here is measured straight across the map, point to point; by road, the trip is longer. Battleford is 3 km from the casino. Unity is 69 km, Maidstone 78 km, Biggar 80 km and Spiritwood 84 km. Saskatoon is 129 km away, Meadow Lake 153 km, Prince Albert 175 km and Regina 360 km.

RV travellers can stay at the casino with no time limit. To register, a guest goes to the Guest Services Desk and shows a SIGA Rewards card; approval then comes from security or from the Casino Shift Manager. No reservations are taken; a spot goes to whoever arrives first. Each person in the RV has to be 19 or older. Power has very limited voltage, and alcohol, open fires and parties are not allowed.

The casino has 3 EV charging stations. A ChargePoint station at Level 2 serves 2 vehicles, with power of up to 7.2 kW. The Porsche charger, also Level 2, gives up to 11.5 kW. For 1 vehicle at a time, the Level 3 DC fast charger supplies between 65.5 kW and 125 kW. Charging is paid by the hour.

Gold Eagle Casino opened in 1996 and was the first casino to open under SIGA, the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority. SIGA dates from June 10, 1995, and the First Nations Gaming Act is the law that created it. It is a First Nations, non-profit organization that runs 7 casinos in Saskatchewan in partnership with Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan (LGS).

The land under the casino belongs to Mosquito Grizzly Bear's Head Lean Man First Nation. In December 2025 a ministerial order renamed the site from Gold Eagle Reserve to the MGBHLM First Nation Urban Reserve. Net profits from SIGA's 7 casinos are split three ways. The First Nations Trust gets 50%, Community Development Corporations get 25%, and the Government of Saskatchewan receives 25% for its General Revenue Fund.

In Saskatchewan, no online gambling site is legal except PlayNow.com, which SIGA operates. It is for players 19 and older. SIGA's online exclusivity runs to September 2029.

An Ad link on the guide's home page never leads to PlayNow.com. Its target is the guide's sole partner, a private online casino that can change and that gives the guide a commission. Self-exclusion is a ban a person asks for on their own gambling. Through SIGA or Game Break it covers Saskatchewan casinos and PlayNow.com, but it does not block a private online casino site.