What’s on the Floor
At our Belleville property, the gaming floor is built mainly around slot play. We run close to 450 machines, spread across different denominations and formats. You will see older, three-reel style cabinets mixed in with newer video titles, so the pace can be as relaxed or as busy as you prefer. For most guests, slots are simply where the visit starts.
Table games feel more focused. Blackjack, roulette and baccarat form the core of that area, with Ultimate Texas Hold’em and Mississippi Stud available for players who like something a bit more structured than standard pit games. We also offer Video Poker, but that product runs on set hours rather than the full casino schedule, so it is smart to check times before planning your visit around it.
| Game Category | What’s Available |
|---|---|
| Slot Machines | Approximately 450 interactive units |
| Core Table Games | Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat |
| Cash Table Games | Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Mississippi Stud |
| Video Poker | Available during scheduled hours only |
The building itself covers around 47,000 square feet, with roughly 22 table positions and a separate VIP section on the floor. In practice that places us right in the middle of the regional market: larger than a small slots-only hall, smaller than a full resort property. Once you have walked the room once or twice, getting around is straightforward.
Hours and Getting Here
You will find us at 380 Bell Boulevard, Belleville, Ontario K8P 5H8. On regular weekdays the casino is open from 8:00 AM until 4:00 AM. On weekends, hours stretch, and certain periods operate around the clock. If anything about the schedule or game availability feels unclear, you can call us at +1 613-689-9100 before you travel.
| Day Type | Hours |
|---|---|
| Weekdays | 8:00 AM - 4:00 AM |
| Weekends | Extended / 24-hour periods |
For standard floor access you do not need a reservation. You can simply arrive and check in with our team at the entrance. However, when a visit is built around Video Poker or a specific table game, a quick call in advance usually pays off. Game availability does change by shift, and not every product operates the full posted hours.
One small habit that helps a lot, especially on a first visit to any casino: take a full lap of the floor before you sit down. You get a feel for the layout, the crowd, and what is actually open. That same habit works well here.
Getting Through Your First Session
Over the years we have noticed that newcomers relax faster when they know what to expect at the tables. A typical visit to our Belleville table games looks something like this:
- Come in from Bell Boulevard and follow the signs to the guest services desk.
- Show valid government-issued photo ID. In Ontario, you must be at least 19 to enter.
- If you want to track your play, stop at the rewards desk to collect or activate a Great Canadian Rewards card.
- Use the floor signage to find the table games area. Blackjack and roulette are grouped together in the central section.
- Choose an open seat and wait until the current hand finishes so the dealer can acknowledge you.
- Exchange your cash for chips directly at the table. The dealer will call the buy-in through to the pit supervisor.
- When you are finished playing, take your remaining chips to the cashier cage to convert them back to Canadian dollars.
- If you plan on playing in the VIP area, check your eligibility with guest services before you head over.
Slot play has a slightly different rhythm. For most guests it feels more self-directed:
- Pick out a machine you like. If you prefer a specific game or denomination, the floor map at guest services and posted signs can help you find it.
- Insert Canadian currency or a TITO voucher from earlier play.
- Set the denomination on the screen before you start spinning.
- Adjust your bet size manually or use the Max Bet button if that suits your style.
- Keep an eye on your credit balance on the main display while you play.
- When you are ready to step away, press Cash Out. The machine will print a TITO voucher.
- Redeem that ticket at a kiosk on the floor or take it straight to the cashier cage.
