What’s Actually on the Floor
Fallsview Casino Resort is at 6380 Fallsview Blvd in Niagara Falls, Ontario, and the casino floor there is genuinely big by Canadian standards. You are looking at more than 110 live tables, which puts it among the larger retail casinos in the country. If you walk in for the first time it can feel like a lot, but the floor is laid out clearly enough that you get your bearings pretty quickly.
The live table area covers all the usual casino formats, plus a few extras. These are the games confirmed to be running on the floor:
- Blackjack
- Baccarat
- Mini Baccarat
- Roulette
- Spanish 21
- Casino War
- Mississippi Stud Poker
- Three Card Poker
- Ultimate Texas Hold’em Poker
- Pai Gow
- Live Craps
Craps is handled on its own schedule, separate from the rest of the pit. Near the main cage, the regular craps tables run Fridays and Saturdays from 8 PM until 2 AM. In Salon Privé, the high-limit area, live craps is available every day starting at 2 PM. All the other live table games on the main floor normally open at noon and stay open until 4 AM, seven days a week.
The casino itself does not shut down. Slots and electronic tables keep running 24/7, so if you walk in at 10 AM, before the live tables are staffed, you still have plenty you can play. You just will not see a live dealer at that time of day.
You must be 19 or older to step onto the gaming floor. That is provincial law in Ontario and security checks this at the entrance. The OLG Stage and the Avalon Theatre on the same property are all-ages event venues, but that policy does not carry over into the casino area.
Getting to a Table for the First Time
If you have never been to Fallsview before, going from the front doors to actually sitting at a live table is fairly simple. There are a few basics worth sorting out ahead of your visit so you feel more relaxed once you arrive.
Bring valid, government-issued photo ID with you. That part is not flexible, even if you obviously look over 19. The ID check takes place at the entrance to the gaming floor rather than at the individual tables, so you will deal with it only once.
After you pass the entrance, you will see the floor split into clear sections: large areas of slots, then electronic games, then the live table area. Signage overhead is decent enough that you can follow it. Blackjack, baccarat, and roulette are spread across the main floor, and every table has a small sign showing the minimum and maximum bet for that spot. It is worth pausing for a second to look at that sign before you sit down. Limits can jump quite a bit from table to table, even within the same game.
You do not put paper cash directly on the betting areas. That is a common misunderstanding for first-time players. Cash has to be exchanged for chips, either at the table or at the main cage. At the table, you lay your bills on the felt in front of you, and the dealer will swap them for chips after calling it in. If you prefer, you can go to the main cage first and buy chips there, then walk to whatever game you want to play. Both approaches are normal. When you are finished for the session, carry your remaining chips to the cage or to a chip redemption terminal to get your money back.
One small but useful piece of advice: if you are new to a specific game, try to join a quieter table instead of the busiest one you see. Dealers at Fallsview are expected to explain the basics when you ask, and they can usually do that without holding up the game for the regulars. A less crowded table just gives you a bit more time to think about each bet and watch what happens.
For craps, timing matters more than for any other game here. Since the regular floor craps tables are not open around the clock, it is worth taking a moment to confirm the exact day and time before you commit to the drive. If you arrive at the wrong hour for craps, there is no workaround - you simply wait or play something else.
Hours at a Glance
| Game | Hours | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Blackjack, Baccarat, Roulette, Poker variants | Noon - 4 AM daily | Main gaming floor |
| Live Craps | Fri and Sat, 8 PM - 2 AM | Near main cage |
| Live Craps | Daily from 2 PM | Salon Privé |
| Slots and Electronic Table Games | 24/7 | Main gaming floor |
There are more than 3,200 slot machines available at all hours, so even if you turn up well outside the live table schedule, the visit is not wasted. It just turns into a session on the machines or electronic tables instead of live-dealer play.
Salon Privé - the High-Limit Side
Salon Privé is a separate zone inside the resort set up for players who prefer higher stakes and a more private feel than the main floor. This is also the area where live craps runs every day starting at 2 PM, which is one of the reasons some regulars focus almost entirely on that section.
Minimum bets at the tables in Salon Privé are not fixed. They move around depending on demand, time of day, and staffing. If you are planning a dedicated high-limit session, it usually makes sense to call first and confirm what limits are active. For general resort information and to connect with the casino, the main line is 1-888-325-5788. If you have questions about existing player accounts, offers, or similar, you can call 1-877-376-9722 instead.