Tachi Palace Casino Resort cuts ribbon on renovations

The renovated venue offers a Casino of the Moon and a Casino of the Sun.
The renovated venue offers a Casino of the Moon and a Casino of the Sun.

The California venue has two new bars and a redesigned table games pit.

US.- Tachi Palace Casino Resort, the gaming facility owned and operated by the Tachi-Yokut Tribe on the Santa Rosa Rancheria in Lemoore, California, has held a ribbon cutting for its renovations. The venue has two new bars and a redesigned table games pit. The overall size of the property has been expanded.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony was led by members of the Tachi Yokut Tribal Council and the Tachi Palace leadership team. The renovated venue offers a Casino of the Moon gaming space with a relaxing theme and Casino of the Sun, with a brighter gaming atmosphere.

Other additions include Sunset Sports Bar, Pizza Hut and a new deli location. A new breezeway connects the casino directly to the Coyote Entertainment Center. The casino has over 2,000 gaming machines, table games and bingo. It has a 255-room resort hotel, a spa, live entertainment, bowling, movie screenings and an arcade. 

Michael Olujic, general manager of Tachi Palace Casino Resort, said: “Tachi Palace is excited to unveil our new look, with no corner of the casino left untouched. The updates made throughout the property enhance the luxury of our ultimate four-star getaway destination. Tachi Palace continues to offer high-quality accommodations in a beautiful and relaxing location. The recent property-wide renovations solidify us as a fun and relaxing retreat.”

California reinstates moratorium on cardroom expansion

California governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 341, which extends the state’s moratorium on issuing new cardroom licences for another 20 years. Smaller existing cardrooms will be allowed to add limited new tables. The bill was supported by 40 Californian tribes.

The 1997 Gambling Control Act imposed a 25-year moratorium on cardroom expansion. After expiring at the beginning of the year, the new law proposed a further 20-year freeze on new licences. The bill establishes that cardrooms with fewer than 20 gaming tables will be able to add up to 10 new tables.

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