Prince George: Treasure Cove
Treasure Cove Casino & Bingo is at 2003 Highway 97 South, 3 km in a straight line from Prince George. Doors open at 9 AM and close at 2 AM daily. Confirm any holiday hours directly with the venue's own site. The phone number is 250-561-2421, toll free 1-866-561-2421.
The floor has over 500 slots. Live tables deal blackjack, Fast Action Hold'em and Four Card Poker, among other games. They open Monday to Thursday from 4:15 PM and Friday to Sunday from 11:15 AM, running until 2 AM. Poker is $1-$2 No Limit, with the main table starting at 4:30 PM Monday to Thursday and at 1 PM Friday to Sunday.
Bingo has its own hall, with over 600 terminals plus paper cards. Sessions start at 11 AM, 2:30 PM, 6 PM and 10 PM. Treasure Cove also has an off-track betting teletheatre.
Next door, the Prestige Treasure Cove Resort is a separate business, directly connected to the casino. The current site opened on September 16, 2004. Its owners started Good Time Bingo in Prince George in 1985.
The North Coast
Prince Rupert, Terrace and Kitimat are the major centres of the North Coast region. Chances Prince Rupert is at 240 West 1st Avenue, phone 250-627-5687. From Sunday to Thursday it runs from 11:30 AM to 12 AM, and on Friday and Saturday closing moves to 2 AM.
Gitxaała Enterprises Corporation, the business arm of Gitxaała Nation, has owned Chances Prince Rupert since February 23, 2025. A grand reopening followed on May 14, 2026, after more than $2 million in improvements. The floor holds 99 slots, two electronic blackjack machines and an electronic roulette wheel. A racebook has 14 TV monitors, and bingo plays Wednesday to Saturday with main games at 6 PM. Chances Grill PR has a heated patio with ocean views, and the 107-room Crest Hotel next door is also owned by Gitxaała Enterprises.
Chances Casino Terrace, at 4410 Legion Ave, sits 115.4 km off as the crow flies. Hours run 11 AM to 11 PM from Sunday to Wednesday, and 11 AM to 1 AM from Thursday to Saturday. Its PROLINE Sportsbook Lounge opened in November 2025, the first in the Skeena region. Before the Chances name, it was the Lucky Dollar Bingo Palace. Holiday hours for both venues should be checked on their own sites.
The Peace
Fort St. John and Dawson Creek are the main population centres of the Peace River Basin, 69.6 km apart in a straight line. Both keep Mountain Standard Time all year, the same clock as the rest of BC.
Chances Dawson Creek is at 400 Dawson Creek-Tupper Hwy, phone 250-782-7752. Great Canadian Entertainment runs it, and it is the only venue outside the Lower Mainland on that company's list of BC casinos. It is closed Monday and Tuesday, open 12 PM to 11 PM Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday, and 12 PM to 12 AM Friday and Saturday. Inside are over 126 slots, electronic table games and the Prospects Lounge. BC Transit route 2 Southside stops about 38 m away.
Pomeroy Lodging runs Chances Casino Fort St. John, which the Province lists among casinos. Its address is 11308 Alaska Road, phone 250-262-2005. Hours as last published (March 2026): Sunday to Wednesday 11 AM to 12 AM, Thursday to Saturday 11 AM to 1 AM. It has 154 machines and The Vault, with free pool and karaoke on Fridays. For holiday hours, consult each venue's own site.
Questions
Is Chances Dawson Creek open on Mondays?
It is not: Chances Dawson Creek is closed on Monday and Tuesday. It opens at 12 PM on the other days, closing at 11 PM on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday and at 12 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Does Fort St. John run on a different clock from the rest of BC?
Fort St. John keeps the same clock as the rest of BC. The Peace River region, including Fort St. John and Dawson Creek, stays on Mountain Standard Time (UTC-7) all year, which now matches the rest of the province.
Where in the North are there live tables?
Treasure Cove in Prince George has them. Live tables there deal blackjack, Fast Action Hold'em and Four Card Poker, among other games. They open Monday to Thursday from 4:15 PM and Friday to Sunday from 11:15 AM, until 2 AM.