Alberta Slots Guide

Century St. Albert

Editor: Updated

Century Casino St. Albert is at 24 Boudreau Road, with slots, VLTs, electronic and live table games, Mid City Grill, Celly’s Sports Bar & Lounge and private event spaces. Its dining and weekend entertainment give visitors several ways to plan an outing beyond the gaming floor.

This guide uses operator information checked November 1, 2026. The dedicated machine page lists 419 slots and 24 VLTs, while the casino overview uses a different 430+ slots headline. Service-specific schedules and that count difference are set out below.

Century Casino St. Albert at a glance

24 BOUDREAU ROAD · ST. ALBERT

Century Casino St. Albert

Use the St. Albert address and phone when arranging a visit. Century’s Edmonton casino and airport-area racetrack are different properties with their own facilities.

419 slotsDedicated machine-page figure
24 VLTsListed separately by the operator
Noon tablesPublished table opening daily
Address
24 Boudreau Road, St. Albert, AB T8N 6K3.
Phone
780-460-8092
Slots and VLTs
Sun–Thu 9:30am–3am; Fri–Sat 9:30am–4am.
Table games
Sun–Thu noon–2am; Fri–Sat noon–3am.
Mid City Grill
Daily 9:30am–1am; advertised as 18+.
Celly’s
Daily 9:30am–1am; advertised as 18+.
Entertainment
Free Friday and Saturday evening entertainment advertised at Celly’s; check the dated programme.
Parking
Free parking advertised by the property.

The casino overview advertises 430+ slots and 10 table games. The dedicated machine page instead lists 419 slots and 24 VLTs. Use these as published descriptions, with the exact current floor inventory subject to confirmation.

Boudreau Road location and guest contact

Century Casino St. Albert publishes 24 Boudreau Road, St. Albert, AB T8N 6K3 and 780-460-8092. The operator describes access near the Anthony Henday and Campbell Road area. Use the full street address when checking directions or arranging a pickup.

The Century name also appears on Century Casino & Hotel Edmonton, Century Mile and Century Downs. Each is a separate destination. Confirm the property named on a booking before choosing transport or sharing the meeting point.

A St. Albert visit can centre on a meal, tables, machines, music or a private event. Tell Guest Services which part of the property you need when asking a question. That helps direct an inquiry about an event room differently from a question about a game.

The Edmonton-area casino guide provides other nearby options for comparing facilities. Check the route from your own starting point rather than relying on a universal travel-time estimate.

Slots, tables and restaurant hours

The dedicated slots and VLT page opens at 9:30am daily. Live tables begin at noon and close an hour earlier than machines. Mid City Grill and Celly’s have their own daily schedule, which is useful when combining an early meal or late evening with gaming.

Century Casino St. Albert published schedules
Service Published hours Planning detail
Slots and VLTs, Sun–Thu 9:30am–3am. Machine opening is earlier than tables.
Slots and VLTs, Fri–Sat 9:30am–4am. Closing is on the following morning.
Tables, Sun–Thu Noon–2am. Confirm the desired game and seats.
Tables, Fri–Sat Noon–3am. The pit closes before the machine floor.
Mid City Grill Daily 9:30am–1am. Ask about menu periods and last orders.
Celly’s Sports Bar & Lounge Daily 9:30am–1am. Performances have their own timing.

All times are local Alberta time. Use the actual date when arranging a late-night pickup. The casino’s Friday opening period ends at 4am on Saturday, while a meal can finish well before that.

Published hours describe the general service window, rather than a reservation for a particular game or table. Confirm holidays or a trip centred on one activity with the property. An early casino arrival does not bring the noon table opening forward.

419 slots, 24 VLTs and the overview difference

The operator’s dedicated machine page lists 419 slot machines and 24 VLTs. Its casino overview instead displays a 430+ slots headline. This guide uses the specific categories from the dedicated page and keeps the broader headline visible as a source difference.

The two categories remain separate. Adding them would produce a combined machine figure, not a new slot-only total. Neither published description establishes how many seats are free at the moment a visitor arrives or how many distinct titles are present.

If a particular game matters, ask about the full title and version. The machine page promotes familiar and newer selections, but an old photograph cannot confirm today’s layout. A cabinet can also offer more than one game.

Read the total wager before starting. Credit value, lines and optional features can change the cost of a round. The slot mechanics guide introduces common controls, and staff can explain the actual terminal’s instructions before money is put at risk.

Live tables and advertised game choices

The dedicated table page lists blackjack, roulette, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, EZ Baccarat and Infinite Fortune Baccarat. The overview advertises 10 table games and describes both electronic and live gaming. Treat those as facility descriptions rather than a guarantee that every advertised position is staffed together.

Call with the exact game, date and likely arrival time if it determines the trip. Ask about the posted limits and whether a seat or waiting list can be arranged. The noon opening is a published pit schedule; individual availability can still vary.

At a table, read the rules and paytable before committing chips. A familiar name does not settle all the rules of a particular version. Ask the dealer about an unfamiliar wager before the betting window closes.

Keep optional wagers within the planned cost of the round. The side-bets guide explains why a small repeated addition still matters to total spending. A maximum limit is a permission at the table, not a suggested amount for a visitor.

Checking blackjack rules before using a strategy chart

Blackjack decisions depend on the rules actually offered. Check the payout for a natural blackjack, whether the dealer hits or stands on soft 17, and the conditions for doubling and splitting. A table name alone does not settle those details.

Our basic-strategy introduction explains how a chart is tied to a ruleset. The dealer-rules guide explains common variations. Match the assumptions before relying on a chart for a decision.

Ask the dealer to explain an unclear option before placing chips. Watching a round can help you understand the procedure, but another player’s action is not necessarily the correct choice for a different hand or ruleset.

Use a stake that fits the session allowance already chosen. A winning run does not change the underlying game rules, and a loss does not make the next hand due. Decisions about pace and leaving time remain separate from a strategy chart.

Baccarat, roulette and poker-named games

EZ Baccarat and Infinite Fortune Baccarat are named separately on the operator’s table page. Ask which version is running and read its specific conditions. Commission arrangements, ties and additional wagers can differ between games that share the baccarat name.

For roulette, check the wheel and displayed paytable. Use the table’s own instructions for placing and collecting chips. Familiar colours and number positions do not settle every rule of the version in front of you.

Ultimate Texas Hold’em is a house-banked casino game. Its presence is different from evidence of a player-versus-player poker room or tournament programme. Ask explicitly about a cash game or tournament if that is the activity you want.

Moving between games can make spending harder to follow. Count the whole session rather than starting a fresh mental allowance at each table. The budget calculator can illustrate total stakes and pace, but it does not predict results or monitor play on the floor.

Mid City Grill

Mid City Grill’s dedicated page advertises daily service from 9:30am to 1am and identifies the restaurant as 18+. It links to a main menu and weekend brunch menu and describes breakfast, lunch and dinner options.

Check the intended menu period and last orders with the restaurant. A long daily opening window does not establish that every breakfast or brunch item is served all day. If a particular dish or special is the reason for meeting, confirm it for the actual date.

For dietary requirements, ask about the current menu and preparation. A photograph or general description cannot answer an individual allergy question. Raise the requirement early when arranging a group meal.

A meal can stand on its own as the outing. Choose a restaurant time that works for everyone, including guests leaving before gaming or entertainment. Settle the meeting and return arrangement without making either depend on a gambling session.

Celly’s Sports Bar & Lounge

Celly’s publishes daily hours of 9:30am to 1am and an 18+ setting. Its dedicated page describes food, drinks and sports viewing on televisions, with a menu link for current choices.

For a specific broadcast, ask whether it is being shown and how seating works. A sports-bar description does not reserve a table or a view of a particular screen. Give Guest Services the date and event name if the party is travelling for a game.

Keep an ordinary meal booking separate from arrangements for live entertainment. The venue publishes a particular same-day reservation process for its Friday and Saturday performances. That process can matter more than the general bar opening time.

When drinks are part of the plan, arrange the ride home before arriving. Anyone leaving after the match or meal should have a practical option even if others want to stay longer. Transport costs belong outside the gambling allowance.

Friday and Saturday entertainment reservations

The entertainment page advertises free Friday and Saturday evening performances at Celly’s. It says reservations can be made only on the day of the event, for reservation times between 8pm and 9pm, through Guest Services on 780-460-8092.

Use the current calendar for the performer and date, then ask about the intended time and seating. The reservation window describes booking arrangements; it should not be interpreted as the complete running time of every performance.

For a group, confirm the number of people and whether everyone can sit together. A general recurring-entertainment headline does not hold a table. Wait for the venue’s answer before telling friends that the party has a confirmed reservation.

Plan dinner and the return around the actual event. If a performance changes, another meal or an earlier departure can still make a useful outing. There is no need to increase gambling stakes to fill time before or after the show.

Banquet Hall and larger private functions

The Banquet Hall is advertised for 30 to 110 guests, with a published floor area of 2,300 square feet and 15-foot ceiling. The venue page lists dedicated washrooms, an available private entrance, audiovisual equipment and options for a bar and dance floor. It is unavailable Thursday evenings. Outside food and drink are not permitted apart from the stated exception for store-bought cake.

Start with the event date, guest count and preferred layout. Tables, staging and a dance floor affect how a room works for the programme. Ask for the arrangement relevant to the party rather than treating the highest capacity as suitable for every setup.

The wedding page also describes the hall for up to 110 guests, with catering and production support. Ask what is included in the actual quotation, including setup, equipment, staffing and access times. A service mentioned on a webpage is not automatically part of every package.

Wait for written confirmation before committing the guest list or issuing final invitations. The booking should settle charges, deposits, cancellation conditions and any restrictions that affect the event. Keep the agreed room, timing, setup and day-of-event contact available to the person coordinating arrivals.

The Vault private dining room

The Vault is the named smaller private dining room, advertised for 10 to 20 guests and restricted to adults aged 18 and over. Its published floor area is 360 square feet, with a 10-foot ceiling. The venue page lists a television and Wi-Fi. It is unavailable Wednesday mornings and Thursday and Sunday evenings. The same outside-food-and-drink restriction includes an exception for store-bought cake.

Ask the booking team about the actual date, meal service and layout. A private room can suit a discussion or celebration, but the party’s seating and equipment requirements still need to fit the space.

For an organiser, compare the whole arrangement rather than choosing only by the room’s size. Ask about menu choices, access, service timing and any minimum spend. Keep the operator’s confirmation available to everyone responsible for arrival or payment.

The Vault and Banquet Hall have different age and access conditions. Choose the room before planning a mixed-age event, then ask about the permitted route and entrance. Access to a private function should not be assumed to create access to the gaming floor.

Corporate meetings and equipment needs

The corporate-functions page advertises catering, coffee service and audiovisual projection support for presentations, training and other meetings. These services provide a starting point for an inquiry rather than a complete specification for every room.

Tell the team the duration, attendee count, seating style and presentation needs. Ask about the actual screen, connections and sound required. A broad audiovisual label is not enough to establish that every device or file format will work on the day.

Settle the schedule for arrival, room setup, meal breaks and finishing. A meeting can take place independently of casino play or an evening performance. Keep those optional activities separate from the attendance requirements of the event.

Use a written agreement for the final room and services. An initial availability inquiry should not be treated as a reservation. Confirm the contact for day-of-event assistance and share the entrance instructions with attendees.

Parking, accessibility and appropriate entrances

The property advertises free parking. Ask about the space and entrance that suit the intended visit, especially for an accessible parking need, a larger vehicle or an event with its own arrival route. A general parking description does not settle every individual arrangement.

Explain practical accessibility requirements when calling: the route to dining, a step-free entrance, event seating or the room layout needed. Naming the actual activity helps the team answer a specific question instead of giving a broad description of the building.

The Banquet Hall description allows minors, while The Vault, Mid City Grill and Celly’s are advertised as 18+ settings. Casino gaming is 18+. Bring valid government-issued photo identification; AGLC requires age checks where someone appears under 25. Ask the event team about the actual booking, entrance and permitted routes; a private-function arrangement does not grant gaming-floor access to younger guests.

For a group arriving separately, use one clear meeting point. Share the full Boudreau Road address and the outlet or room name. Anyone leaving earlier should have a return arrangement that works independently of the rest of the party.

Planning a meal, table session or music evening

A morning meal: Mid City Grill opens before the live tables. Choose the menu and meal time first, then decide whether any gaming belongs in the outing. Guests attending for food should be able to finish and leave on their own schedule.

An afternoon table visit: use the noon pit opening and ask about the desired game’s limits and availability. Allow for another activity or an earlier return if that table is unavailable, rather than increasing stakes at a different game just to fill the time.

A Friday or Saturday performance: check the artist and use the published same-day reservation process. Confirm the meal and seating separately where needed. Share the actual reservation time with the group rather than only the casino’s closing hour.

For every plan, set the return and the money available before beginning. Keep food, drinks and travel outside the gambling amount. A later machine-floor close is an option for the building’s operation, not a required length for the visit.

RTP, volatility and progressive-game information

A venue’s machine count does not identify a meaningful casino-wide visitor win rate. Theoretical return belongs to a particular game configuration. A recent prize or a photograph of a winner does not establish the settings or likely outcome on another cabinet.

The RTP guide explains long-run return to player, while the volatility guide explains variation in outcomes. A short visit can differ greatly from a theoretical average.

Read progressive qualification and prize conditions on the actual game. Check the required stake before assuming a displayed prize is available at every wager. This guide does not invent a St. Albert jackpot ceiling, payout percentage or personal testing result.

Track stakes across the whole outing, including a move from slots to VLTs or live tables. A change of game does not erase previous spending. Choose the stopping point independently of an earlier win or loss.

Winner’s Edge and gift-card restrictions

The operator directs visitors to Guest Services for Winner’s Edge membership. Read the current programme conditions and ask about venue-specific benefits before relying on a dining offer or other entitlement. Some dining modules also mention Winners’ Zone; confirm the actual programme and eligibility rather than assuming those descriptions establish every current benefit.

Points should remain separate from a decision about affordable play. Increasing a stake or extending a session to reach a target can cost more than the benefit being pursued. Set the money and time limit before considering any rewards arrangement.

The homepage says physical gift cards are available at Guest Services and describes an email-delivered eGift option. It lists food, beverages and merchandise as eligible uses, excluding tobacco, lottery, scratch tickets and sundries. The cards cannot be exchanged for gambling.

Check the actual card’s conditions before choosing it as a present or group contribution. A dining card is different from a casino balance. Keep purchase and redemption questions with the venue or card provider rather than assuming every Century property applies identical arrangements.

Cash-out questions and keeping a stopping point

Ask staff about the cashier process before a transaction if it is unfamiliar. Follow the issuing venue’s ticket instructions and keep the ticket until redemption or any question is settled. Read fees and conditions before using a cash service.

A physical casino payout follows a different process from an online casino withdrawal. A general banking guide cannot establish this venue’s ticket validity, cashier steps or required documentation for a particular payment.

Keep the evening’s travel, meal and event costs outside the gambling allowance. An independent ride home makes it easier to leave at the planned time. A session budget is a maximum amount available to risk, not an amount that needs to be spent.

If stopping becomes difficult, leave the floor or ask about support. Our Alberta gambling-help page provides support and self-exclusion information. A rewards target or another open table should not displace the limit chosen beforehand.

Compare other Alberta venues

Use the Alberta land-based casino directory to compare other physical destinations and their visitor guides. Confirm each property’s address, gaming formats, dining and event arrangements. A shared Century name does not transfer a restaurant or room booking between locations.

Century Casino St. Albert FAQs

Where is Century Casino St. Albert and how do I contact it?

The property is at 24 Boudreau Road, St. Albert, AB T8N 6K3. Its main number is 780-460-8092. Use that address when arranging transport, dining, entertainment or an event. Century Casino Edmonton on Fort Road, Century Mile near the airport and Century Downs near Calgary are separate destinations with their own facilities.

How many slots and VLTs does the operator advertise?

The dedicated machine page lists 419 slot machines and 24 VLTs separately. The casino overview instead displays 430+ slots. Those published descriptions differ, so the guide retains the source distinction and does not claim an exact independently counted current floor inventory. A combined machine total would not be a slot-only figure.

What are the published slots and live-table hours?

Slots and VLTs are listed Sunday–Thursday 9:30am–3am and Friday–Saturday 9:30am–4am the following morning. The table page lists Sunday–Thursday noon–2am and Friday–Saturday noon–3am. These are service schedules, not a guarantee of the desired game or a seat. Confirm holidays or a time-sensitive visit directly. Sources were checked November 1, 2026.

Which live games are listed and is poker a separate question?

The table page lists blackjack, roulette, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, EZ Baccarat and Infinite Fortune Baccarat. The overview advertises ten table games, which is not a promise that every table is staffed together. Ultimate Texas Hold’em is house-banked; its presence does not establish a player-versus-player poker room or tournament schedule. Ask about the exact activity and date.

When are Mid City Grill and Celly’s open?

Both dedicated pages advertise daily hours of 9:30am–1am and an 18+ setting. Mid City Grill links to its main and weekend brunch menus; Celly’s advertises food, drinks and sports viewing. Confirm the intended menu period, last orders and any particular broadcast. A long opening window does not make every menu available throughout it.

How do Friday and Saturday entertainment reservations work?

The entertainment page advertises free evening performances at Celly’s. It says reservations can be made only on the event day, with reservation times between 8pm and 9pm, through Guest Services on 780-460-8092. Check the performer and date. Those reservation times do not establish the full show schedule or mean a table is already held for your group.

How do the Banquet Hall and The Vault differ?

The Banquet Hall is advertised for 30–110 guests, allows minors and is unavailable Thursday evenings. The Vault is advertised for 10–20 adults aged 18+, and is unavailable Wednesday mornings and Thursday/Sunday evenings. Confirm the layout, catering, access and actual booking. Room descriptions do not guarantee a date or grant younger guests gaming-floor access.

What should I know about parking, age and identification?

The property advertises free parking. Ask about the entrance, accessible space or larger-vehicle arrangement needed for the actual visit. Casino gaming is 18+, as are The Vault, Mid City Grill and Celly’s. Bring valid government-issued photo identification; AGLC requires checks where someone appears under 25. Confirm permitted routes for a mixed-age private function.

References

Primary operator and regulator information checked November 1, 2026. Dedicated service pages provide the schedules and detailed machine figures above. Confirm event, room and game availability for the intended date.