Casino Regina sign up

Joining the Players Club

At Casino Regina, everything starts with the Players Club card. Registration runs through this loyalty program, and the process is split in two parts: you register online, then finish things in person. The plastic card only gets printed and handed to you at the casino itself, not by mail and not digitally.

The online part is straightforward.

1. Go to casinoregina.com and look for the Players Club section on the site.
2. Open the registration form, then add your name, contact details, and a few other basics.
3. Send the form - this creates your Players Club profile in their system.

Once that is done, you finish the Casino Regina sign up when you are actually on site.

4. Head to Guest Services at Casino Regina, 1880 Saskatchewan Drive in Regina, SK, or visit the same desk at Casino Moose Jaw.
5. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID with you.
6. A staff member checks your ID, confirms your account, and links your profile to a physical Players Club card.
7. You receive the card in hand and can start using it on the gaming floor that same day.

There is no way around the face to face part. Remote completion is not offered, and a digital-only version of the card is not supported. It is worth planning your first visit around that quick stop at Guest Services. In practice, if you already filled out the form and you have ID with you, the whole thing usually takes only a few minutes.

What the Card Actually Gets You

Once the Players Club card is active, it quietly tracks your rated play while you move around the floor. Every time you insert it at eligible slot machines or present it for table games, points start to build. Over time, those points turn back into value you can spend.

Here is what that looks like in practice:

Exact earn rates, redemption values, and tier levels are not frozen. They are set by the Players Club and can be updated. To see the live numbers for your account, you can ask at Guest Services or check your online profile once you are registered. A quick look at the Players Club page on casinoregina.com before heading out usually gives you a current snapshot.

One habit that pays off almost anywhere: when you join a casino loyalty program, ask right away about the current tier structure and promos during your first visit. Offers roll over, seasonal deals come and go, and what you see on the website is not always exactly what is running on the floor that week.

The Property Itself

Casino Regina has a bit more history than a standard casino build. It opened on January 26, 1996, inside the former Union Station railway building in downtown Regina, Saskatchewan. The old station architecture gives it a different feel - more character than a plain gaming box. The casino is owned and operated by SaskGaming (Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation), a Treasury Board Crown Corporation created in 1994, and it runs under the oversight of the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority.

The street address is 1880 Saskatchewan Drive. From there, you can walk directly to the Delta Regina hotel and the Cornwall Centre mall thanks to a covered skywalk. So if you are staying nearby or just coming through downtown, you can move between the hotel, shopping, and the casino without heading back outside.

Inside the same overall venue, the Show Lounge sits apart from the main gaming floor. It opened in November 2001 and runs concerts and live events through the year, which makes the property more than just slots and tables for a lot of people.

Casino Regina and Casino Moose Jaw operate together under the “Casinos Regina and Moose Jaw” brand, managed by SaskGaming. Your Players Club card is shared across both, so once you complete your Casino Regina sign up, that same card is ready to use at Casino Moose Jaw as well. In-person registration, replacements, or updates can be handled at Guest Services in either location.

Gaming Floor

The gaming floor at Casino Regina covers a solid spread of options, based on reported numbers. Slot players see a large block of machines, ranging across lower and higher denominations. Table players find a mix that includes craps, and poker players get a dedicated room with cash and tournament setups.

An overview of the layout looks like this:

Machine counts can move around from the figures listed in older corporate reports, as floors are refreshed or reconfigured. For what is actually on the floor the day you visit, Guest Services or a quick walk of the room will give you the clearest picture.

Hours

Casino Regina does not run on a single daily schedule. Hours stretch later in the week and change a bit by area, so it is useful to have a rough mental map before you arrive.

The gaming floor opens at 9:00 a.m. and closes at 4:00 a.m. from Sunday through Thursday. On Fridays and Saturdays, the floor remains open 24 hours. The poker room usually opens in the early afternoon and runs into the night, with longer hours across the weekend.

For the Show Lounge box office, normal non-event days run from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. On nights when there is a show, box office hours extend until 8:00 p.m. Tickets are also sold online through mytickets.casinoregina.com, separate from your Players Club account.

Restaurant and Guest Services hours can shift around major events, special nights, or statutory holidays. If timing matters to you, checking casinoregina.com before heading out is safer than relying on memory. As for access, minimum age to enter and gamble is 19 years old under Saskatchewan provincial law. That age rule applies to the gaming floor, the poker area, and also the Show Lounge.

Using the Card From Your First Visit

Getting the physical Players Club card in your hand is only the starting point. To actually build a balance, you have to remember to use it, especially right after your Casino Regina sign up is complete.

At slot machines, insert the card before you place your first bet. Wait a moment and confirm that your name or PIN displays on the screen. That little check matters because if the reader does not pick up your card, the play that follows will not be tracked. Once the display shows your details, every eligible spin while the card stays in the slot counts for points.

For table games, you do it differently. Hand the card to the dealer or a pit supervisor before you settle in, and ask them to rate your session. They log your play into the system, and your time and average bet are used to award points. If you only remember halfway through, some of that earlier time might not be added. If you forget completely, that session effectively never happened for your account.

When you are wrapping up for the day, Guest Services is the place to stop. You can:

1. Check your current point balance.
2. Redeem points for free play, cash back, or discounts where available.
3. Ask staff to explain any active member promotions.

A lot of offers are targeted or short-term, and not all of them are obvious from posters on the floor, so a quick question at the desk is usually worth it.

On slots, leaving the card inserted for the whole session is the easiest way to avoid gaps. Pulling the card out early, or swapping machines without noticing the reader did not pick it up, can lead to untracked play. Retroactive credit for missed points is typically not an option, so building the habit early is important.

Contact and Support

If you need help around the Casino Regina sign up, or have questions later about your Players Club account, there are a few direct ways to get in touch.

On site, Guest Services handles almost everything related to the Players Club: issuing and replacing cards, redeeming points, updating your profile information, and answering general membership questions. If you are only dealing with live shows, concert tickets, or event reservations, you use the ticketing portal at mytickets.casinoregina.com, which runs separately from your loyalty account even though it is part of the same overall casino operation.