Live Dealer Table Games at Gateway Casino London
Gateway Casino London runs its live dealer floor at 900 King Street in London, Ontario, right inside the Western Fair District. The table area opens every day at midday and runs through to 4:00 a.m. That window suits most players, but if you walk in before noon you will only find the slots in action. Our team has been on this floor several times and we can say it clearly: every hand, every round, every spin on the live tables is handled by a real person, on the actual gaming floor, in real time. No camera feeds, no virtual table overlay. Just standard, in-person casino play.
On the felt, the core mix is Blackjack, Mini Baccarat, and Mississippi Stud Poker - those are the main live dealer games you will see. Alongside them, there are 28 electronic table games for anyone who wants something midway between a slot-style experience and a staffed table. One detail we see people miss: there is no online live dealer product tied to this property. So when someone searches for “Gateway Casino London live dealer,” what they are really looking at is this physical table floor. That is the only live dealer piece connected to this brand.
| Game Type | Format | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Blackjack | Live dealer, staffed table | Midday - 4:00 a.m. daily |
| Mini Baccarat | Live dealer, staffed table | Midday - 4:00 a.m. daily |
| Mississippi Stud Poker | Live dealer, staffed table | Midday - 4:00 a.m. daily |
| Electronic Table Games | 28 units, self-service | Casino floor hours |
Slot machines stay on around the clock, 24/7, and they follow a different schedule from the live table floor. If your trip is mainly for live dealer games, plan your first buy-in for sometime after midday. We usually suggest calling ahead at (844) 644-9668 before you get in the car - third-party casino listings can lag behind when hours shift a bit, and it is not worth the drive if the table times have moved.
How a Visit to the Table Floor Actually Works
Getting from the parking lot to a chair at a live table is fairly simple, but it helps to know the basics before you step through the doors.
At the main entrance you will be asked for valid government-issued photo ID. Ontario sets the minimum gambling age at 19 and the rule is strict. If you do not meet that, or cannot show ID, the gaming floor is off limits - that is province-wide practice, not something unique to Gateway. After you clear the entrance, walk over to the casino cage or chip exchange counter to turn your cash into chips. ATMs sit on the property if you need to withdraw, and there is currency exchange available for guests who show up with non-Canadian money. All action is rated and settled in Canadian dollars.
The table area is laid out as its own section, away from the main mass of slot machines. If it is your first time in the building and the layout feels a bit confusing, any floor staff member can steer you in the right direction. Each table has a sign with the minimum and maximum bets, so it is worth glancing at that sign before you take a seat, especially if you are trying to keep to a fixed budget for the night.
Once you reach the table games, the typical flow looks like this:
- Pick an open seat at a Blackjack, Mini Baccarat, or Mississippi Stud Poker table.
- Put your chips in the marked betting spot before the dealer signals that the round is locked.
- The dealer deals all the cards and handles payouts according to the posted rules for that game.
- Take your winning chips from the dealer, or head to the cage to cash everything out when you are finished playing.
- If you are not already on My Club Rewards, stop by the players club desk and enroll so table play can earn points.
There is one small thing that makes life easier on both sides of the table. If you do not know a game well, tell the dealer upfront before you sit, instead of waiting until your first hand is in motion. From our visits, dealers at Gateway London are usually fine with walking you through the basics. It avoids the mid-round confusion and keeps the pace smoother for everyone around you.
My Club Rewards and What It Means for Table Players
The loyalty system at Gateway Casino London runs under the name My Club Rewards. Signing up does not cost anything and is done at the players club desk on the gaming floor. After registration, you receive a card. Show that card at the table or at the cage and your play is tracked and converted into points.
Those points can be turned into on-property value: dining credits, access to entertainment, and other venue rewards. The Getaway restaurant handles on-site food, while Match Eatery and Public House covers the bar service and entertainment space. Live entertainment is usually set for Saturday nights in that venue, which ties in nicely with an evening at the tables.
| Loyalty Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Program Name | My Club Rewards |
| Enrollment | Free, at players club desk |
| Points Apply To | Slots and table games |
| Redemption | Dining, entertainment, on-property rewards |
| Card Required | Yes - present at table or cage |
From our time dealing with loyalty programs across Ontario properties, one pattern keeps repeating. The rate at which table play earns points can be different from the rate on slots, and often not in a way that feels equal from a player perspective. Because of that, we usually tell guests to ask at the desk how table game play is rated right now, instead of just assuming it matches the slot earn rate. My Club Rewards is managed locally but under the Gateway Casinos and Entertainment Limited umbrella, so corporate program terms sit in the background. The players club staff can pull up the current earning and redemption chart for you.
