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Great Canadian Rewards Card at Mohawk
This page covers the loyalty card at Elements Casino Mohawk, off Guelph Line by the 401. It explains which games earn points, what they are worth, and when they lapse. It also notes where else the same card works.
How Points Are Earned
Elements Casino Mohawk is part of Great Canadian Rewards. Reward Points are earned on slots and on electronic table games. Live tables with a dealer do not earn points, however long the shift runs.
The conversion is simple arithmetic. One hundred points equal $1 in Slot Play, so a balance of 1,000 points is worth $10. That is the whole exchange rate. Points are a record of play, not a reason for it.
When Points and Comp Dollars Expire
Great Canadian Rewards points and Comp Dollars expire after six consecutive calendar months without recorded gaming activity. The rule counts calendar months in a row with nothing logged on the card.
For someone who drives out along the 401 once or twice a year, the result is plain. A balance from a spring visit may be gone by winter. That is how the card is built, and it is no reason to come back sooner.
One Card, Several Ontario Rooms
Points are earned and redeemed across Great Canadian's Ontario destinations, not just at Mohawk. That includes the other rooms on the distance table. Elements Casino Flamboro sits beside Flamboro Downs on Highway 5 West near Dundas. Elements Casino Grand River operates at Grand River Raceway in Elora.
Brantford has Elements Casino Brantford at 40 Icomm Drive, managed by Great Canadian since May 2018. Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto opened on June 20, 2023, on the Woodbine Racetrack site. The same card goes with you on any of those drives.
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Questions
Do live tables at Mohawk earn Reward Points?
Live tables do not earn Reward Points. Points come from slots and electronic table games, at 100 points to $1 in Slot Play.
How long do Great Canadian Rewards points last?
Points expire after six consecutive calendar months with no recorded gaming activity. The same rule applies to Comp Dollars on the card.