Help and method
Gambling Support Near Casino Moose Jaw
Help with gambling in Saskatchewan is confidential and costs nothing, for you or for your family. The planner below helps you set a limit before the weekend, and the page ends with how the guide works.
By the Fairford Street deskChecked October 11, 2026
These pages come from the Fairford Street desk alone, not from a casino and not from the casino's website.
1-800-306-6789Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline
306-787-2122GameSense staff
6 months to 5 yearsGame Break
Where to get help
- The Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline, 1-800-306-6789, puts you through to trained counsellors at any hour, and calls stay confidential. Counselling through the Saskatchewan Health Authority costs residents nothing and needs no doctor's referral.
- There's a GameSense Info Centre right inside Casino Moose Jaw. GameSense staff can also be reached by phone at 306-787-2122.
- Game Break, a voluntary self-exclusion, covers every Saskatchewan casino and PlayNow.com for 6 months or 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 years. Enrolment takes government photo ID, brought to Customer Service or Security; after it begins, nobody can shorten it or take it off.
- Gamblers Anonymous Saskatchewan keeps a hotline open around the clock at 1-855-781-9522.
Set a limit before you go
Before the weekend, decide how much money and how much time you will give the casino, then split both by evening. The planner on this page does the arithmetic. If Friday's share runs out, Saturday's share stays where it is. Casino Moose Jaw keeps its doors open 9 am to 4 am all week, though holiday hours go unpublished. A stop time chosen at home, before the first evening, is easier to keep than one picked on the floor.
A budget for the weekend
Your money, split by evening and by hour
Take your weekend budget, split it across the evenings and then across the hours, and you have your ceiling for any single hour.
About the Fairford Street desk
The Fairford Street desk writes and signs this guide collectively, so no page goes out under one person's name. Every picture here is a generated image. The gaming floor, the CMJ Express café, the arched entrance on Fairford Street and the rooftop mineral pool are made from real photographs of those places. A suite at Temple Gardens is made the same way, while the prairie highway and the brick tunnel are invented scenes. None of the pictures is a photograph.
Facts were checked on October 11, 2026, against Casino Moose Jaw's pages on the shared Casinos Regina & Moose Jaw website. Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan, the City of Moose Jaw and the Government of Saskatchewan were the other sources. Distances are measured as the crow flies between OpenStreetMap coordinates, so expect the drive to run longer.
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Questions from friends
Who can call the Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline?
Anyone with a gambling problem can call 1-800-306-6789 at any hour, and so can their family. Trained counsellors answer, and the call is confidential and costs nothing.
How long can Game Break last?
You choose 6 months or 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 years. Choose that length carefully, because after it takes hold nobody can shorten or remove it.
Who writes this guide?
The Fairford Street desk writes it and signs it collectively. The desk is a shared name rather than a person, and no page has a personal byline.