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Voluntary Self-Exclusion

If casino gambling is becoming a concern for you, perhaps it is time to take a break.

The SIGA Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program is a resource to assist patrons who believe it is in their best interest to take an extended break from gambling in the casino. Information on this program can be found in the Voluntary Self-Exclusion brochure.
What is the Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program?
The Self-Exclusion Program is a resource to assist people who feel it is in their best interest to take an extended break from gambling in casinos.

To enroll in the Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program, a patron must make a specific request. The request can be made at any SIGA casino site. Once the request is made, the patron will meet with a SIGA staff member who has responsibility for self-exclusion enrollments (usually Senior Management or Security).

Please be advised: An individual cannot enroll someone else into the Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program.

A patron can also enroll in the Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program at SIGA’s Central Office, located at 103 Aspen Place in Saskatoon. Note, these enrollments are by appointment only.

Enrollment procedures:
  • Identification is gathered and confirmed
  • A self-exclusion enrollment form is filled out
  • Patron chooses length of self-exclusion (6 months to 5 years)
  • Patron’s picture is taken
  • The forms are signed and dated by staff member and patron
  • Self-exclusion package of resources is provided to patron
Terms and Conditions:
  • Self-exclusion means a patron is banned from all casinos in Saskatchewan. This includes all seven SIGA casinos and both SaskGaming casinos (Casino Regina and Casino Moose Jaw)
  • Minimum length of self-exclusion is six months
  • Self-exclusion files are kept confidential. They are only shared with those responsible for the Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program
  • Patron’s Players Club card is cancelled and patron’s name is removed from mailing lists
  • Breaching a self-exclusion agreement by entering a SIGA or SaskGaming casino while on self-exclusion can result in charges and a fine
  • Excluded persons are not eligible to receive any winnings, credits, cash, or any other reward
Voluntary Self-Exclusion Renewal
Extending or renewing your voluntary self-exclusion is a simple straightforward process. Patrons can use one of the following options:
  • Renew in person at any SIGA gaming facility, or
  • Make an appointment to meet with the Manager of Community Investments & Responsible Gaming
Gaming at 306-477-7545

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