Where the facts come from
The venues' own pages and their operator supply the venue facts. Provincial facts are drawn from the NBLGC, its 2023-24 annual report and the province's gaming pages. For history, the guide relies on CBC, CTV, the River Valley Sun and Wikipedia.
Some provincial and Atlantic Lottery pages blocked automated reading on October 7, 2026. For those, facts were taken from Internet Archive copies of the same pages, dated between November 2025 and September 2026. Each fact keeps its capture date. The Gaming Control Act itself could not be read online that day. The age of 19 therefore comes from Atlantic Lottery and the venues' own rules.
Distances are straight lines between OpenStreetMap coordinates. They are not road distances or drive times.
What the guide leaves out
Figures that conflict between official pages are left out of the guide. That covers the slot machine counts of all three casinos and Wolastoq Casino's postal code. Grey Rock Casino's town is handled differently. Its own pages give the town both as Saint-Basile and as Edmundston, so both names appear here.
How Wolastoq Casino's games are authorised is not published by the venue or the province. For that reason the guide does not call it licensed or regulated.
Open and closed states are worked out from published hours in Atlantic Time, ADT in summer. The site gives no holiday hours, so those are best confirmed on the site of each venue. No venue is given a score, a star or a rank.
Pictures on the line
Every picture here is generated by image software from written instructions, not photographed. None carries a caption, and no freely licensed photographs are used. Six venue pictures were generated from real photographs, drawn in the site style with the camera moved a little and another hour. Four show Casino New Brunswick: its lighthouse-tower entrance, the hotel in winter, the lobby and the Molson Canadian Centre stage. Two show Grey Rock Casino's front and the Connell Park Raceway grandstand.
Other scenes, such as night valleys, rivers, the river bridge and a laptop on a kitchen table, show no real venue. The woman in some pictures is invented. She is not a real person and works for no venue.