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GAME BREAK

If you’re experiencing difficulties association with gambling, our self-exclusion program, Game Break, may be a great way to help you take a break and regain control. 

What is Game Break?

The Game Break program offers the opportunity to voluntarily and confidentially take a break from gambling facilities and/or online gambling.

Game Break can help support you if:

·        Gambling is putting stress on your finances, health, or relationships

·        Stopping or taking an extended break from gambling will help you feel more in control

·        You want help to commit to changing your gambling habits

How does it work?

A Game Break can be an important first step in helping to control your gambling. When you enroll, you select a period of time to exclude yourself from all casinos in the province – from a minimum of 6 months to a maximum of 5 years. The exclusion applies to Casinos Regina & Moose Jaw, the Show Lounge and restaurants, as well as all Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) casinos. SIGA casinos include: Bear Claw Casino, Dakota Dunes Casino, Gold Eagle Casino, Living Sky Casino, Northern Lights Casino, Painted Hand Casino and Gold Horse Casino.

 

How do I sign up for the Game Break program?

You can approach Customer Service or any Security staff at the casino and they will connect you with a GameSense staff member who will guide you through the enrollment process.  Or you can call a GameSense team member at 306-787-2122 to make an appointment. Enrollment in the Game Break program can be facilitated off-site for your convenience if requested in advance. Please call 306-787-2122 for more details. The exclusion also applies to Saskatchewan’s online gaming platform called PlayNow.com

What happens while I sign up?

You will meet with a manager who has been trained to handle requests for the Game Break program. They are trained professionals who understand this can be a difficult decision and will support you in any way they can.
You will be asked to show your government-issued identification that includes your signature and a photograph. This could be a driver’s license, a passport or other identification. You will also be asked to sign the Voluntary Self-Exclusion Agreement and your photograph will be taken.

What happens once I sign up?

Once you’ve signed up, the information you provided will be disclosed to all Saskatchewan casino security offices to help you stick to your commitment.

 

How long will I be on the Game Break program?

The length of the your Break is up to you. You can chose between 6 months, 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, 4 years and 5 years. Your self-exclusion starts the moment you sign up and lasts for the duration of time chosen by you.  Only commit to the amount of time you want to be excluded, as once in effect your exclusion cannot be shortened or removed. If you want to extend your Game Break please call 306-787-2122.

Can I exclude a spouse or family member?

If you have a loved one you believe has a gambling problem, it is understandable that you'd want to help. However, an individual can only decide for themselves to enter the Game Break program. Not even a spouse or family member can do it for them.

What happens if I break my commitment?

It is your responsibility to honour the commitment you made to yourself. If you enter a casino in Saskatchewan during your exclusion period and are identified, you will be asked to leave. You may also be issued a Summary Offense Ticket.

Excluded individuals are ineligible to receive any winnings, including cash or prizes at Casinos Regina and Moose Jaw, and all SIGA casinos.

 

I'd like to extend my enrolment in the Game Break program

You may extend your Game Break by contacting the GameSense Staff at 306-787-2122 to arrange a meeting at either Casino Regina, Casino Moose Jaw or off-site by request.

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GET HELP. If you are concerned about your gambling or someone you know, contact the Problem Gambling Help Line at 1-800-306-6789 or visit Where to Get Support.

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