About this flyer

About this flyer

coquitlamcasinos.com is a small, independent guide to Great Canadian Casino Vancouver on United Boulevard and the casinos around it. It is not a casino. It answers three plain questions: is it open, how do I get there, what is on.

A flyer, not a casino

This site is a guide, written in the spirit of a community weekly flyer. It covers Great Canadian Casino Vancouver at 2080 United Boulevard in Coquitlam. It also points to the other casinos in the area on the nearby casinos page.

It is not the casino, and the casino does not run it. It takes no bets, holds no accounts and has nothing to sign up for. Any play happens at the venue itself. In British Columbia that means adults 19 and over, with government-issued photo ID at the door.

Who writes it

The flyer is written by Tessa Kowal. That is a pen name. The flyer would rather say so plainly than dress it up.

There are no credentials to list here and no claims of insider access. The name stands for a way of working. Read the official sources, write down what they say, and leave out what they do not. The details are on how the flyer is made.

Why it exists

Most questions about a night out on United Boulevard are small and practical. The answers are spread across the venue's site, BCLC's pages, TransLink schedules and ticket listings. The flyer gathers them in one place, in short pages:

  • Is it open? See the casino page. BCLC's casino site lists the gaming floor as open 24/7. For restaurant and poker room hours, the flyer points readers to the venue.
  • How do I get there? See getting there for bus route 159, driving and parking.
  • What is on? See theatre nights for shows at The Show Theatre and Asylum Sound Stage.
  • Never been? See first visit.

What it does not do

  • No bets, no accounts, no log-ins.
  • No ratings or scores. The flyer describes. It does not rank.
  • No invented events. A show appears here only when the official site or Ticketmaster lists it.
  • No guessing. When sources disagree, for example on table counts or poker room hours, the flyer says so and points to gcvancouver.com.
  • No tips on how to win. Gambling is entertainment that costs money. It is not a way to make money.

How to spot a paid link

Some advertising helps pay the flyer's costs. Paid links appear only on the home page, and each one is marked Ad. Inner pages carry no ads, and that includes this one.

An ad is not a recommendation from the flyer. How the money side works is set out on ads and money. What the site collects about visitors is covered on privacy.

If it stops being fun

Gambling Support BC is free and open 24/7 at 1-888-795-6111. More options, including BCLC's GameSense advisors, are on the gambling support page.

Asked this week

Questions

Is coquitlamcasinos.com the casino's own website?

No. It is an independent guide and is not run by the casino. The venue's official site is gcvancouver.com.

Who is Tessa Kowal?

Tessa Kowal is the pen name used by the flyer's writer. The flyer claims no special credentials and relies on official sources for what it publishes.