What Games Are Running on the Floor
On the main floor at Shorelines Casino Peterborough you will find 22 live dealer tables. These are true in-person games with a dealer right in front of you at the felt, not an online stream running on a screen. For anyone driving out specifically for that live table feel, this difference is pretty important.
The table games currently offered include Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Spanish 21, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, and Three-Card Poker. Some information sources also mention a couple of extra poker-style titles but do not actually name them, so the full mix on a busy night can be slightly broader than that core list. Minimum wagers at the live tables begin at $5 CAD, which is a gentle enough entry level if you would rather not chew through your bankroll in one short session.
Finding $5 minimums in Ontario casinos is honestly less common than most guests expect, so that detail is worth keeping in mind.
What to Expect at the Live Tables
The 22 tables cover a solid range of formats, from the straightforward pace of Blackjack and Baccarat to the decision-heavy structure of Ultimate Texas Hold’em and Three-Card Poker. Spanish 21 sits in its own lane — it plays like Blackjack but with a different set of rules around face cards, which makes it worth trying if you already know the basics. Roulette rounds out the floor with a game that needs no warm-up time at all. The $5 CAD entry point means you can move between games and get a feel for each without committing a large stake to any single table.
Table Hours - and Why They Matter
The slots area follows extended hours, but the live dealer tables run on their own, more limited schedule. Outside of those table hours, what you get on the gaming floor is slots and the racebook. That setup works fine if reels or racing are your thing. When the whole point of the trip is to sit at a table, though, planning around the live hours avoids turning up and having nothing but machines available.
| Day | Live Table Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday - Thursday | 4:00 PM - Midnight |
| Friday | Noon - 2:00 AM |
| Saturday | Noon - 2:00 AM |
| Sunday | Noon - Midnight |
Friday and Saturday give you the largest block of time to work with - fourteen hours of live dealer play that covers daytime arrivals, dinner visits, and late-night sessions. During the week the window is much narrower, with tables only starting up at 4 PM.
Some practical advice that holds for this property and really any casino visit: if the table schedule is the main reason you are going, pick up the phone first. Third-party listings for Shorelines Casino Peterborough do not all match one another. A few show live tables from noon until 4 AM daily, others list completely different weekday times, which likely reflects older schedules that never got updated. To avoid that mismatch, use the direct contact points: call 1-833-678-0880, or send a note to [email protected] if your question is not urgent.
Getting There and What Is Inside
Shorelines Casino Peterborough sits on the south side of the city, close to the Parkway exit off Highway 115. The official address is 3800 Fisher Drive, Peterborough, Ontario, K9J 6X6. Some local business listings also use 1400 Crawford Drive, same postal code, since the casino sits very close to where those streets meet. Across all of those references the postal code lines up, so that is usually the safest thing to type into your GPS if you run into conflicting address pins.
The building is roughly 50,000 square feet and opened in October 2018 after a $49 million build-out. It was designed from the ground up as a casino rather than retrofitted from another business, and that shows in the overall layout. The spaces for tables, slots, and amenities sit where you expect them, without that maze feeling.
Inside, the gaming and amenities roughly break down like this:
- 22 live dealer tables
- Around 500 slot machines
- Racebook area for off-track betting
- Space for live entertainment
- Windward Restaurant and Lounge
- The Buffet, seating about 230 guests with daily themed menus
- A 40-seat a la carte restaurant
Dress expectations are casual and align with other Shorelines locations in Ontario. Standard everyday clothing is fine; there is no need to dress up unless you simply feel like it.