Live Table Games at Fallsview
Fallsview Casino Resort has been running a full live dealer floor since it opened its doors at 6380 Fallsview Blvd, Niagara Falls, Ontario in 2004. The resort itself never closes - the building runs 24 hours a day, every single day of the year, holidays included. Live dealer tables, however, follow their own hours. Those games are available daily from noon until 4 a.m. Outside that time window, slots and electronic tables keep the casino active.
On the live side, the table offering is genuinely broad. We spread ten different games, all dealt by human staff at real tables on the main floor:
Blackjack
Baccarat
Craps
Casino War
Pai Gow Poker
Pai Gow Tiles
Poker
Roulette
Sic Bo
Spanish 21
Craps follows a slightly different rhythm than the rest. Near the main cage, those tables run only on Fridays and Saturdays, from 8 p.m. until 2 a.m. In Salon Privé, craps opens earlier and runs every day starting at 2 p.m. It is worth building this into your plans if your trip to Niagara is built mainly around that game.
Game Hours at a Glance
| Game | Schedule | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Blackjack | Daily, noon - 4 a.m. | Multiple limit levels |
| Baccarat | Daily, noon - 4 a.m. | Standard and mini formats |
| Craps (main cage) | Fri - Sat, 8 p.m. - 2 a.m. | Near main cage |
| Craps (Salon Privé) | Daily from 2 p.m. | Higher limit room |
| Roulette | Daily, noon - 4 a.m. | American format |
| Spanish 21 | Daily, noon - 4 a.m. | Blackjack variant |
| Sic Bo | Daily, noon - 4 a.m. | Dice-based game |
| Pai Gow Poker | Daily, noon - 4 a.m. | Tiles variant also available |
One small but practical thing that helps anywhere: if you are travelling mainly for one specific table game, it is always safer to verify the official schedule the day before you arrive. Hours can be adjusted, tables may close for floor events, and configurations change from time to time.
Getting to a Table
The main gaming floor at Fallsview is laid out so most guests can orient themselves pretty fast, even on a first walk-through. Clear signs guide people from both the hotel lobby and the primary entrance toward the live dealer pit. That said, the property is large enough that those first few minutes can feel a bit overwhelming.
In practice, reaching the tables usually looks like this:
- Enter the resort at 6380 Fallsview Blvd, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 7X5.
- Move from the lobby or main entrance directly toward the central gaming floor.
- Follow the overhead and wall signage that points to the table games area.
- Take a moment to check posted minimum and maximum bets before sitting down, as limits shift by game type and by time of day.
- Have valid government-issued photo ID ready if you look under 30. Guests who appear 21 or younger are asked for two pieces of ID.
- Exchange cash or a casino voucher for chips either right at the table or at the main cage.
- Wait until the current hand or round is completed before placing your first wager.
- Speak with the dealer or floor team about any house rules for that specific table variant.
All live dealer areas run under constant video surveillance. Facial recognition technology is active as well, with a primary focus on enforcing self-exclusion programs. These systems operate in the background and do not change the way normal play at the table feels.
The Electronic Side of Things
Alongside the traditional live tables, we also run what is referred to as dealer-hosted electronic table games. These formats sit halfway between a classic human-dealt table and a full electronic game, and the difference matters if you care about how the session is structured. Roll to Win Electronic Craps is the flagship example on the floor. A dealer stands at the game and manages the action, but every wager is placed through individual electronic terminals rather than on a felt layout. Because of that setup, this version can operate around the clock, even when the noon-to-4 a.m. live tables are closed.
Back in November 2019, Niagara casinos including Fallsview became the first venues anywhere to roll out live dealer electronic table games that connected multiple properties at once. That launch marked an early milestone for hybrid play in this market and positioned the resort as a bit of a test site for this type of gaming format in Canada. Since then, this technology has been running here longer than in most other places.
