How Great Canadian Rewards Works at Flamboro
This page explains Great Canadian Rewards, the loyalty program at Elements Casino Flamboro. It covers which games earn points, what those points convert to, and how long they last without play.
Nothing here helps anyone earn faster. It simply reads the fine print before race night.
Part 1
What Earns Points, and Where
Slots and electronic table games are what earn Reward Points. Live tables do not earn them. An evening spent at a dealer-run table adds nothing to the card, however long the session runs.
One card covers Great Canadian's Ontario destinations, and Elements Casino Mohawk is part of that group. Points earned in either room can be redeemed across the others. For a Dundas regular, that means a single balance rather than several small ones scattered around the province.
Converter · 100 points = $1 in Slot Play
Slots and electronic table games earn points; live tables do not. If six calendar months in a row pass with no recorded play, Points and Comp Dollars expire.
Part 2
What Points Are Worth, and When They Lapse
The math is simple: $1 in Slot Play for every 100 points. So 1,000 points come to $10. The calculator on this page does that arithmetic and nothing more. It offers no tips on earning points faster, and the guide does not give any.
Six consecutive calendar months with no recorded gaming activity cause both Points and Comp Dollars to expire. Recorded is the word that matters here. If a long gap is coming, check the balance with the venue first. Casino play in Ontario is 19+, and ConnexOntario answers free, confidential and 24/7 at 1-866-531-2600.
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Questions
Do live table games earn Great Canadian Rewards points?
No. Only slots and electronic table games earn Reward Points. Play at live tables does not add points to the card.
What happens when six months pass with no play?
Once six consecutive calendar months pass with no recorded gaming activity, Points and Comp Dollars expire. Both balances are affected, not just one of them.