Bingo in Saskatchewan is charity bingo. Associations of local charities run four halls in Saskatoon and Regina that open every day, Carnival Bingo in Prince Albert plays every day too, and in the smaller cities the game is a weekly or twice monthly night run by a Legion branch, a seniors’ association or the Knights of Columbus. The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) licenses charity bingo in the province. Last checked: October 2026. The 11 games below were checked against the hall’s or organizer’s own website, its own calendar listing or a local news story from 2025 or 2026, and 4 more are older leads. A Legion night can skip a holiday or be called off in a winter storm, so phone before you drive.
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Saskatchewan Bingo at a Glance
- Who regulates it: the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA); on First Nations that have named it their regulator, Indigenous Gaming Regulators Inc. licenses on-reserve bingo
- Minimum age: we found no province-wide minimum for bingo in SLGA’s terms; the age is set hall by hall, such as no one under 10 playing at City Centre Bingo and no one under 12 in the three Amalgamated Charities halls, and break-open tickets are 16 and over
- Main prize limit: we found no single cap in SLGA’s terms; the limits go with the licence class, such as less than $1,000 in prizes per event under a Class C Restricted licence
- Games on this page: 11 confirmed: 3 in Saskatoon, 2 in Regina, 1 in Prince Albert and 5 in the south (Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Estevan and Weyburn), plus 4 older leads
- Casinos: SLGA says it will not license a bingo hall inside a casino, and we found no bingo sessions on the casinos’ websites
- Last checked: October 2026
Bingo in Saskatoon
We confirmed 3 bingo games in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: two halls that are open every day of the week and a Legion branch that holds ticketed bingo nights a few times a year. City Centre Bingo on 22nd Street West is run by Saskatoon Twin Charities and calls itself the only program hall in the city, with set sessions of about two and a half hours. Club West Bingo, on the west side, is a come-and-go hall run by Amalgamated Charities Inc., the association behind Sask Bingo: you drop in for a one hour program any time between noon and midnight.
Worth a stop nearby (map links):
City Centre Bingo (Saskatoon)
- Address: 310 22nd St W, Saskatoon, SK S7M 5P2 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 244-9921; hotline (306) 244-6100
- Days and times: Every day: matinee 1:00pm and evening 7:00pm. Thursday to Saturday also a late night session at 10:30pm. A pre-program runs every day from 12:00pm to 1:00pm and from 6:00pm to 7:00pm
- Good to know:
- Run by Saskatoon Twin Charities for its 51 member charities. A different charity works each session.
- Open daily from 11:30am to 1:00am, with a full concession. You can play on paper or on an electronic unit, and the hall also mentions shorter come-and-go sessions.
- No one under 10 may play, and players aged 10 to 14 must be with an adult.
- You must buy a regular game book to play any specials, and all sales are final. Book prices are not posted, so ask when you call.
- The hall’s site lists daily specials, such as $2.00 off a regular or super pack on Tuesdays and free dabbers at the matinee on the last Wednesday of the month.
Club West Bingo (Saskatoon)
- Address: 20-15 Worobetz Place, Saskatoon, SK S7L 6R4 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 956-2556
- Days and times: Every day, open 12:00pm to 12:00am. One hour come-and-go programs run through the day, with Power Hour programs from 1:00pm to 3:00pm and from 7:00pm to 9:00pm
- Good to know:
- Run by Amalgamated Charities Inc. for its member charities. There is no set session to arrive for.
- No one under 12 is allowed in the hall.
- Packs are sold only up to the end of game 2, and a 3-up game book must be bought with a regular game book.
- On the posted program, 12-up books pay $10, $15, $30 and $50 by column. Book prices are not posted.
- The concession serves coffee, snacks and home cooked meals.
Nutana Legion Grocery Bingo (Saskatoon)
- Address: 3021 Louise Street, Saskatoon, SK S7J 3L1 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 374-6303 (branch office)
- Days and times: Not weekly. Dates listed: Thursday, October 15, Friday, October 16 and Thursday, December 10, 2026. Doors 5:15pm, food service 5:30pm, play from 7:00pm to 9:30pm
- Good to know:
- A ticketed night at Royal Canadian Legion Nutana Branch No. 362. Everyone needs a $10 admission ticket, and the branch says these nights sell out.
- There are 11 games. The prizes are grocery packages and gift cards, not cash.
- You do not need to be a Legion member to play.
- Ticket sales and new dates are posted on the branch’s event page.
- The branch’s site shows two postal codes for the same street address, S7J 3L1 and S7J 3L8.
Bingo in Regina
We confirmed 2 bingo halls in Regina, Saskatchewan, and both are open every day of the week. Amalgamated Charities Inc. runs the two of them: Centennial Bingo on 2nd Avenue has two set programs a day, and Fantasyland Bingo on Park Street in the east end is a come-and-go hall. The Sask Bingo pages give street addresses without postal codes, so the postal codes for these two halls and for Club West in Saskatoon come from the SaskTel directory.
Worth a stop nearby (map links):
Centennial Bingo (Regina)
- Address: 2311 2nd Avenue, Regina, SK S4R 1A5 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 525-0020
- Days and times: Every day: matinee 1:00pm and evening 7:00pm. Friday and Saturday also a late night session at 10:15pm
- Good to know:
- The hall calls itself the only program bingo hall in Regina that runs two programs a day, seven days a week.
- No one under 12 is allowed in the hall.
- Most matinees and both late night sessions list $20 combos. Friday evening has a $4,000 Bonanza (4 x $1,000) and $200 a page.
- The smallest win is $20 on most evening games, and $10 on jiffy games and at the matinee and late night programs.
- The concession sells popcorn and home-style meals cooked on site.
Fantasyland Bingo (Regina)
- Address: 2029 Park Street, Regina, SK S4N 6S2 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 565-0440
- Days and times: Every day, open 12:00pm to 12:00am. A one hour program repeats through the day, and each set starts on the hour
- Good to know:
- A come-and-go hall: play for one hour or stay all day.
- No one under 12 is allowed in the hall.
- The smallest payout is $10. On the posted program the Bonanza pays $400 and the Daily Double $200 for a full card in the posted numbers.
- Two charities work each day, one from noon to 6:00pm and one from 6:00pm to midnight. The October 2026 schedule was on the hall’s page.
- The concession serves coffee, snacks and full meals.
Bingo in Prince Albert and Northern Saskatchewan
We confirmed 1 bingo hall in northern Saskatchewan: Carnival Bingo in Prince Albert, which plays an afternoon and an evening session every day and a late session on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We could not confirm a game in North Battleford or Meadow Lake; Carousel Bingo in North Battleford is an older lead in the table further down. In Lloydminster, which straddles the Alberta border, the local paper’s October 2026 community calendar lists bingo at the Moose Lodge on Mondays and Wednesdays, with doors at 5:00pm, play at 7:00pm and players 18 or older. The listing gives no address or phone and does not say which side of the border the lodge is on, so we have not listed it as a hall. For halls across the provincial border, see our Alberta bingo halls page.
Worth a stop nearby (map links):
Carnival Bingo (Prince Albert)
- Address: 3205 6th Avenue East, Prince Albert, SK S6V 8C8 (Directions)
- Phone: 306-763-5599
- Days and times: Every day: afternoon session 1:00pm and evening session 7:00pm. Thursday, Friday and Saturday also a midnight session that starts at 10:30pm
- Good to know:
- Open since 1988. The hall says each session is run by a local charity.
- Opens at 12:00pm every day and closes at 10:00pm from Sunday to Wednesday and at 1:00am from Thursday to Saturday.
- Play on paper or on a Video King tablet, with one tablet per person and up to 36 card faces a game.
- Children aged 5 and up are allowed in the hall. Ages 10 to 14 need an adult with them to play, and you must be 16 to play Balls, the hall’s pull-tab side games.
- You need a Master-book to buy any extra games. No outside food or drinks; there is a full canteen.
- No smoking or vaping inside. A covered smoking patio at the back has a flashboard and speakers in the warmer months and heat in the colder months.
- Session programs with payouts are on the hall’s site. Pack prices are not posted.
Bingo in Moose Jaw and Southern Saskatchewan
We confirmed 5 bingo games in southern Saskatchewan: two in Moose Jaw (Monday and Wednesday) and one each in Swift Current (Wednesday), Estevan (Thursday) and Weyburn (first and third Wednesdays). These are single afternoon or evening games at three Legion branches, a seniors’ centre and the Knights of Columbus night at McKenna Hall, not daily halls, and only the Moose Jaw seniors list their prices. We could not confirm a game in Yorkton, where the charities’ bingo hall on Betts Avenue is a lead in the table further down. East of Yorkton, see our Manitoba bingo halls page.
Worth a stop nearby (map links):
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 59 Bingo (Moose Jaw)
- Address: 693 Fairford St W, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 7P8 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 692-5453
- Days and times: Every Monday: paper sales 5:00pm, bingo 6:00pm
- Good to know:
- Played in the lounge. Everyone is welcome.
- The door to the lounge and the parking are at the back of the building, off 7th Avenue NW.
- The branch’s calendar listing showed the next game on Monday, October 19, 2026, with nothing on Thanksgiving Monday, so check holiday weeks.
- Prices are not listed. The postal code is from the SaskTel directory.
Moose Jaw & District Senior Citizens Association Bingo
- Address: 101-510 Main St N, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 3K3 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 694-4223
- Days and times: Every Monday at 1:30pm. Every Wednesday: doors 5:00pm, bingo 6:30pm
- Good to know:
- Played at the association’s Timothy Eaton Centre, an activity centre for people 50 and over. The listings do not say whether non-members can play, so ask when you call.
- You must buy a door book: 6-ups are $10, 9-ups $12 and 12-ups $15.
- Extra paper is $2 a sheet for the Early Bird, Letter Z and Odd/Even games, and Bonanza cards are $1 each. The snack table is cash.
- The association’s calendar listings give the address as 501 Main St N. Its own site and newsletter say 510, which is what we show.
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 56 Bingo (Swift Current)
- Address: 239 1st Ave NE, Swift Current, SK S9H 2B3 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 773-2766
- Days and times: Every Wednesday: doors 6:00pm, bingo 7:30pm
- Good to know:
- Dabber bingo, played upstairs in the hall.
- The branch’s events page was updated at the end of August 2026. An older listing by the branch says everyone is welcome.
- The Legion called off a game in December 2024 during a snowfall warning, so phone ahead in bad weather.
- Prices are not posted.
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 60 Bingo (Estevan)
- Address: 1317 4th Street, Estevan, SK S4A 0X1 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 634-3135
- Days and times: Thursday: doors 5:30pm, bingo 6:45pm. Listed for Thursday, October 15, 2026; confirm other weeks by phone
- Good to know:
- Played at the Legion’s Estevan Memorial Hall.
- The local events calendar shows one date at a time. The words every Thursday come from a listing the branch posted in April 2023, which gave 6:45pm to 9:30pm, and the branch’s own website does not mention bingo.
- Prices are not listed.
Knights of Columbus Bingo at McKenna Hall (Weyburn)
- Address: 317 3rd St NE, Weyburn, SK S4H 0W7 (Directions)
- Phone: (306) 848-3586 (McKenna Hall, from the SaskTel directory; we found no number for the bingo itself)
- Days and times: First and third Wednesday of each month: games start at 7:00pm and can run as late as 10:00pm
- Good to know:
- Run all year by the Weyburn Knights of Columbus, upstairs in the hall. Dabber bingo, no smoking.
- A local news story from September 2025 put the prize money at about $1,200 on an average night, with a growing jackpot that starts at $500 in 55 numbers or less.
- The bingo chair said the average player spends about $25 a night to play every game, and some arrive as early as 5:30pm.
- Themed nights are held near Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving.
More Saskatchewan Bingo Listings
We could not confirm these four for 2026. They come from directory listings, and the Yorkton one also from a local news story about the hall’s move. None has a website with a schedule we could read, so treat them as leads and call first.
| Hall and address | Days and times | Phone | Map |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yorkton & District Charities Bingo Hall, 22 Betts Ave, Yorkton, SK S3N 1L9 | Not confirmed. Yorkton council approved the association’s move here after it needed a new home in early 2022, and the SaskTel directory lists it as Broadway Bingo Association | (306) 782-2828 | Directions |
| Carousel Bingo, 101-1191 101st St, North Battleford, SK S9A 0Z5 | No session times found. Yellow Pages shows it open Monday to Friday from 12:00pm to 12:00am | 306-445-4455 | Directions |
| Leisure Time Bingo, 50 Caribou St W, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 2J6 | Not listed. Found in Yellow Pages only, and an older directory gives a different address | 306-693-7171 | Directions |
| Pelican Lake Bingo Hall, 11 Main St, Leoville, SK S0J 1N0 | Not listed. Found in the SaskTel directory only | (306) 984-2493 | Directions |
Some names from older lists are not on this page. Amalgamated Charities’ history page names halls it once took on, among them Downtown Bingo in Saskatoon, Leisuretime in Moose Jaw and a Swift Current hall, but its site now lists only the three halls above. We found no bingo sessions on the sites of Casino Regina, Casino Moose Jaw or the seven Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority casinos, and no source for a Bingo Barn in Saskatoon.
Saskatchewan Bingo Rules
- Who regulates it: the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA); on First Nations that have named it their regulator, Indigenous Gaming Regulators Inc. (IGR) licenses on-reserve bingo
- Who may run bingo: only charitable or religious organizations, with the proceeds going to a charitable or religious purpose
- Licence classes: six: Class A for an association that runs a bingo hall, Class B for each charity working there, Class C, Class C Restricted and Small Bingo for community bingo halls, and Media Bingo
- How many sessions: an association hall runs more than three events a week; a Class C licence allows up to three events a week, and Class C Restricted and Small Bingo licences one; an event lasts two to six hours
- Prize limits: we found no single cap in SLGA’s terms; less than $1,000 in prizes per event under Class C Restricted and no more than $1,000 a year under a Small Bingo licence, and under Class C prizes and expenses together may not pass 80 per cent of gross revenue
- Minimum age: we found none in SLGA’s bingo terms; each licensee’s rules of play must state any age limit, and break-open tickets may not be sold to anyone under 16
- Electronic bingo: one bingo minder (tablet) per player and no more than 36 card faces a game on it
- Charity grant: licensed charities get a provincial grant equal to 25 per cent of their net proceeds, up to $100,000 a year
SLGA sets out the six licence classes on its bingo licences page and the grant on its charitable gaming grants page. Media Bingo is played through radio, television, newspapers or magazines and may not be played over the Internet; the Kinsmen Club of Yorkton, for one, runs a radio bingo on GX94 on Saturday nights at 6:30pm, which is why it is not in the hall listings above. SLGA’s manual says it will not license a bingo hall inside a casino. We found no public list of licensed bingo halls on SLGA’s site, so each game on this page rests on the hall’s or organizer’s own site, a news report or a community calendar, as each listing says. Other provinces set different rules; see our page on bingo rules by province.
Saskatchewan Bingo FAQ
Is bingo legal in Saskatchewan?
Yes. Bingo is legal in Saskatchewan when a charitable or religious organization runs it under a licence from the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA), or from Indigenous Gaming Regulators Inc. on a First Nation that has named it as regulator. The proceeds must go to a charitable or religious purpose.
How old do you have to be to play bingo in Saskatchewan?
We found no single minimum age for bingo in Saskatchewan: the bingo terms of the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) leave it to each hall, which must state any age limit in its rules. City Centre Bingo in Saskatoon lets no one under 10 play, Centennial, Fantasyland and Club West allow no one under 12 in the hall, and Carnival Bingo in Prince Albert wants an adult with players aged 10 to 14. Break-open tickets are for ages 16 and over.
Who runs the bingo halls in Saskatchewan?
Associations of charities run the four daily halls in Saskatoon and Regina. Amalgamated Charities Inc. runs Centennial Bingo and Fantasyland Bingo in Regina and Club West Bingo in Saskatoon, and Saskatoon Twin Charities runs City Centre Bingo in Saskatoon for 51 charities. At Carnival Bingo in Prince Albert, the hall says a local charity runs each session.
Do Saskatchewan casinos have bingo?
Not that we found. The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority’s manual says it will not license a bingo hall inside a casino, and the websites of Casino Regina, Casino Moose Jaw and the seven SIGA casinos showed no bingo sessions in October 2026.
Can I play electronic bingo in Saskatchewan?
Yes, at halls that offer it. City Centre Bingo in Saskatoon has electronic units and Carnival Bingo in Prince Albert has Video King tablets. Saskatchewan’s regulator limits a player to one unit and 36 card faces a game.
What is media bingo in Saskatchewan?
Media bingo is bingo played through radio, television, newspapers or magazines under a Media Bingo licence from the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority. The Kinsmen Club of Yorkton, for example, plays a radio bingo on GX94 on Saturday nights at 6:30pm with six-up cards at $5. It may not be played over the Internet.
Where can I play bingo in Saskatoon?
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan has two bingo halls that open every day. City Centre Bingo at 310 22nd St W has sessions at 1:00pm and 7:00pm daily and a 10:30pm late night session from Thursday to Saturday. Club West Bingo at 20-15 Worobetz Place is a come-and-go hall open from noon to midnight.
Where can I play bingo in Regina?
Regina, Saskatchewan has two bingo halls, both open every day. Centennial Bingo at 2311 2nd Avenue plays at 1:00pm and 7:00pm, with a 10:15pm late night session on Fridays and Saturdays. Fantasyland Bingo at 2029 Park Street is a come-and-go hall open from noon to midnight.
Where can I play bingo in Prince Albert?
Carnival Bingo at 3205 6th Avenue East is the one hall we confirmed in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. It plays at 1:00pm and 7:00pm every day, with a midnight session that starts at 10:30pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Why call before I go?
The smaller games in Saskatchewan do not run every week without fail: the Moose Jaw Legion listed no bingo for Thanksgiving Monday 2026, the Swift Current Legion called off a night for snow in December 2024, and the Estevan game is posted one date at a time. The three Amalgamated Charities halls say their programs can change without notice, and most halls do not post prices, so a call also tells you what a book costs.
More bingo guides
Also see the Alberta bingo halls, Manitoba bingo halls and Bingo across Canada by province pages, or browse the full bingo hall directory.