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Chances Casino Signal Point in Williams Lake

Community gaming centre in Cariboo, British Columbia.

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Chances Casino Signal Point is a community gaming centre in Williams Lake. Community gaming centres are smaller, local venues regulated by the province, often with a casual lounge and room for a social night out. Entry is for adults aged 19 and over.

Hours and schedules change. Please call the venue to confirm before you go.

Food and drink

The Point Restaurant serves gastropub food made with local ingredients, with a second-floor patio overlooking Williams Lake. Current hours: Wednesday and Thursday 11 am to 9 pm, Friday and Saturday 11 am to 10 pm, Sunday 11 am to 9 pm, closed Monday and Tuesday.

Bingo

DaySessions start
Wednesday6:00 pm
Thursday6:00 pm
Friday6:00 pm
Saturday6:00 pm
Sunday6:00 pm

Doors open at 5 pm. The bingo entrance is on the second floor at the back of the building.

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Events and other facilities

The Pioneer Events Room hosts conferences, weddings and banquets for up to 120 seated or 150 standing.

Getting there

Address: 1640 Broadway Avenue South, Williams Lake, BC V2G 2W4

Parking: The venue doesn't publish parking details. Call ahead if you need to check.

Accessibility

The venue is wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs, accessible formats and communication supports are available on request.

Details checked against published sources on October 20, 2026

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