Red Deer sits at the geographic heart of Alberta, roughly equidistant from Calgary and Edmonton, and it has two AGLC-licensed casinos serving Central Alberta. This guide covers both venues — verified against AGLC's official casino directory in August 2026 — plus what the province's iGaming launch means for playing online from Red Deer.
ACE Casino Red Deer
Red Deer's north-end casino, at 6350 67 Street, recently rebranded from Cash Casino Red Deer to ACE Casino Red Deer — new name, same licensed venue. Doors are open Sun–Thu 9am–3am and Fri–Sat 9am–4am, with a slots floor, VLTs, and table games (check acecasinoreddeer.ca for the current table schedule and poker calendar).
Red Deer Resort & Casino
Downtown at 3310 50 Avenue, the Red Deer Resort & Casino pairs its gaming floor with an attached hotel and conference centre — the pick if you're staying over. The casino runs Mon–Thu 9:30am–3am and around the clock Friday through Sunday, with tables from 2pm daily. Details at reddeerresortandcasino.ca.
A correction: there is no "Treasure Cove Casino" in Red Deer
Some older guides — including a previous version of this page — described a "Treasure Cove Casino" in Red Deer. Treasure Cove Casino is in Prince George, British Columbia, not Alberta. Red Deer's licensed casinos are the two venues above, full stop. We've verified this against AGLC's official directory and corrected the record; if you see "Treasure Cove Red Deer" elsewhere, it's a mix-up.
Worth the drive? Central Alberta's bigger rooms
Red Deer's two rooms cover a solid night out, but Central Alberta players regularly make the drive for more: River Cree Resort and Casino on Enoch Cree Nation land (about 90 minutes north) is the region's biggest resort casino and runs 24/7, while Calgary's cluster — Cowboys, Elbow River, Grey Eagle and more — sits about the same distance south. Our in-person casinos hub lists every Alberta venue with hours.
Playing online from Red Deer
Alberta's regulated iGaming market opened on July 13, 2026 under the iGaming Alberta Act, with AGLC licensing private operators — see our Alberta online casino guide for the current operator list. Sweepstakes casinos also accept Alberta players with free entry and no purchase necessary — compare the current offers on our Alberta rankings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Red Deer have a casino?
Yes — two: ACE Casino Red Deer (6350 67 Street, formerly Cash Casino) and Red Deer Resort & Casino (3310 50 Avenue), both licensed by AGLC.
What happened to Cash Casino Red Deer?
It rebranded as ACE Casino Red Deer — same venue and licence, new name. AGLC's directory may still show the old name while the change propagates.
Is Treasure Cove Casino in Red Deer?
No. Treasure Cove Casino is in Prince George, British Columbia. Guides claiming a Treasure Cove in Red Deer are confusing the two — Red Deer's casinos are ACE Casino Red Deer and Red Deer Resort & Casino.
Can I play casino games online from Red Deer?
Alberta's regulated iGaming market launched July 13, 2026, and sweepstakes casinos also serve Alberta players with no purchase necessary. See our Alberta bonuses page for current offers.
Updated August 2026 · Venues verified against AGLC's official casino directory. Hours change — confirm on the venue's site before you go.
