If the floor stops being fun, here is who to call

Grey Eagle's casino floor is regulated by AGLC, Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis. The minimum age is 18, and the resort's own pages carry AGLC's reminder to gamble responsibly along with a GameSense link. We repeat it because a casino hotel site without it would be incomplete.

Signs it has stopped being entertainment

• Spending more time or money than planned, more than once.
• Going back to win back losses.
• Borrowing, hiding spending, or missing commitments because of play.
• Feeling restless or low when you cannot play.

Who to call

GameSense Info Line (AGLC)	1-833-447-7523 · Tue–Wed 10:00–17:00, Thu–Sat 13:00–20:00 · gamesenseab.ca
Alberta Health Services, Addiction & Mental Health Help Line (24/7)	1-866-332-2322
Alberta Mental Health Helpline	1-877-303-2642

Self-exclusion

AGLC runs a Self-Exclusion Program through selfexclusion.ca, contact 1-844-468-8034 or se@aglc.ca. Enrolment has been online only since January 2022: your details exactly as on government ID, an email, a phone and a photograph. Terms run six months, one, two or three years, and you can choose the scope, including Alberta casinos.

Alberta has no single 24/7 gambling-specific line; the AHS number above is the round-the-clock option that covers problem gambling.