Budget and help
A Budget for Living Sky Casino Nights
Supper and a few hours on the floor at Living Sky Casino go better with a number you settle at home. The planner on this page turns that number into a pace for the night.
Planned by the Prairie Table teamChecked October 14, 2026
Evening budget
Turn your floor money into a pace
Supper comes first and is not part of this number. Type what you set aside for the floor, when you start and when you leave.
Nothing you type leaves this page. The floor closes at 2 AM; when the amount is gone, the floor part of the evening is over.
- Set supper aside first, then a fixed amount for the floor.
- Divide that amount by the hours you plan to stay: that is your most per hour.
- Take a break every hour; the floor closes at 2 AM.
Settle the number at home
Start with supper, not the floor. Set that money aside first, so the meal never has to compete with anything else. Then pick one fixed amount for the gaming floor at Living Sky Casino, an amount you can lose without it touching rent, groceries or next week. Write it down before you leave the house.
Choose a time to leave as well. The floor is open from 10 AM to 2 AM, so your plan can end well before the casino does. Take breaks: step outside under the evening sky, then check the number against what is left. If carrying a bank card makes the limit harder to hold, leave the card at home and bring only the amount you set.
- The planner works only in your open browser tab, and it keeps nothing and sends nothing anywhere.
- However you set it up, the plan ends at 2 AM at the latest, because that is when the floor closes.
Numbers to keep in your phone
- The Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline, 1-800-306-6789, picks up at any hour and costs nothing to call. Trained counsellors answer, families can call too, and the conversation stays private.
- Saskatchewan residents and their families can see a gambling counsellor through the Saskatchewan Health Authority at no cost. You do not need a doctor's referral to start.
- Gamblers Anonymous in Saskatchewan keeps a hotline open around the clock at 1-855-781-9522.
- GameSense staff at 306-787-2122 book appointments for anyone who wants to enrol in Game Break. Casino Customer Service or Security can handle enrolment as well.
Stepping away from the casinos
SIGA Voluntary Self-Exclusion is requested at any SIGA casino, Living Sky Casino included. It runs from 6 months to 5 years and bars you from all nine casinos in Saskatchewan. Nobody can sign another person up, so the request has to come from you.
Game Break, the SaskGaming program, covers every casino in the province and PlayNow.com, also for 6 months to 5 years. Once it begins, it cannot be shortened or lifted. Neither program reaches private online casino sites. At SIGA casinos, anyone excluded or self-excluded counts as a prohibited individual, as does anyone under 19. A prohibited individual cannot be paid winnings.
Asked over supper
- Can I call the helpline at 3 AM?
- Yes: any hour of the night, 1-800-306-6789 reaches the Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline. Trained counsellors take the calls, and family members can phone as well.
- Can a friend sign me up for self-exclusion?
- No, nobody can sign another person up for SIGA Voluntary Self-Exclusion. You request it yourself at any SIGA casino, and it covers all nine casinos in the province.
- Does Game Break cover PlayNow.com?
- It does, along with every casino in Saskatchewan. Game Break runs from 6 months to 5 years and cannot be shortened or lifted once it starts. GameSense staff at 306-787-2122 book enrolment appointments.