South Beach Casino & Resort live dealer tables

Live dealer games at the physical casino

South Beach Casino & Resort offers traditional live dealer table games right on the casino floor in Scanterbury, Manitoba. These are in-person sessions: real dealers, actual chips and tables, no cameras, no streaming, no remote access involved. The house consistently promotes its single-zero roulette wheel as a key feature, and that detail matters for players. Compared with the double-zero format used at a lot of North American casinos, single-zero roulette gives noticeably stronger odds on standard bets.

Table games are not open all week. The resort publishes a recurring schedule, which currently looks like this:

Hours can change with seasons, holidays or events, so taking a moment to confirm with the casino directly before driving out is usually worth it. The call takes a couple of minutes and can save a wasted trip. The broader gaming floor runs longer: slots and electronic machines are advertised as open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am until 3:00 am, and Sundays from noon, with some public sources also referencing 24-hour operation from Friday morning through to Monday.

Getting there and what to expect on-site

The property is located at 1 Ocean Drive, Scanterbury, Manitoba, R0E 1W0. It sits on the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Reserve along Highway 59, roughly 70 kilometres northeast of Winnipeg. There is no online portal tied to the resort and there is no remote connection to its tables. To access these live dealer games, players need to attend in person.

A few practical points are easier to settle before heading out:

1. Look at the current table games schedule on southbeachcasino.ca/table-games before fixing dates or transport.
2. Make sure the visit lines up with a Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday, the days when tables are actually staffed.
3. Call (204) 766-2100 or the toll-free line 1-877-775-8259 to ask about changes, special events or closures for that particular week.
4. If an overnight stay is needed, book one of the roughly 95 rooms: Grand Suites, Junior Suites, Luxury Guest Rooms, and Deluxe Guest Rooms.
5. Pack government-issued photo identification. Manitoba sets the minimum legal gambling age at 18, and ID checks happen at the entrance.
6. Have Canadian dollars available or plan on using the casino’s ATM on arrival. This is a land-based, cash-focused operation.
7. Once checked in at the security point, head over to the designated table games area on the main floor.

The gaming floor itself occupies more than 40,000 square feet and is designated smoke-free. Alongside the live tables, players find more than 500 slot machines and a section with electronic table-style games. It functions as a full resort property, not just a standalone gaming room.

One general habit helps with smaller regional casinos: when the trip is mainly for table games, call the day before, not only the week before. Schedules can move around quickly, and sometimes the website is a step behind the actual plan on the floor.

Licensing and who actually runs this place

South Beach Casino & Resort operates under a licence from the Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority of Manitoba, abbreviated as the LGCA. This regulator is responsible for supervising gambling, cannabis and liquor activity across the province. The resort itself is developed and operated by Southeast Resource Development Council Corp (SERDC), which represents seven First Nations: Black River, Bloodvein, Brokenhead Ojibway as the host, Hollow Water, Little Grand Rapids, Pauingassi, and Poplar River.

The doors opened to the public on May 28, 2005. Within the Manitoba market, the property is one of three casinos owned by First Nations communities, with oversight and conditions set out through a provincial framework managed jointly by the LGCA and Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries, often shortened to MBLL.

A privacy document linked to the South Beach brand mentions LGCA licensing with validity through 2025. Licensing can be updated, extended or amended, so the current status is something that should be checked either with the LGCA directly or via the resort, rather than relying on older third-party references.