The Charitable Gaming Licensing Branch of SLGA is responsible for the licensing and regulation of charitable gaming in Saskatchewan. The branch issues licences for bingo, breakopen, and raffle lotteries to charitable organizations throughout the province.

Effective July 1, 2006, SLGA began licensing Texas Hold 'em and Monte Carlo (mock casino) events as new forms of charitable gaming.

The Branch is also responsible to ensure licensees conduct their lottery scheme in compliance with SLGA policy and the Terms and Conditions pursuant to their licence.

All charitable or religious groups and organizations licensed by SLGA under section 207(1)(b) of the Criminal Code to conduct bingo, breakopen ticket sales, raffles, Texas Hold ‘em poker and Monte Carlo (mock casino) events are eligible to receive a charitable gaming grant of 25 per cent of net proceeds raised. The grant program was announced May 31, 2006.