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Two free player-appreciation tournaments will be held in January. On Friday, Jan. 15 and Jan. 29 at 2 p.m. the first 300 players to sign up will be seated to play in these freerolls with a $4,000 prize pool. Also in January, players and Pechanga team members are encouraged to participate in the Restock the Shelves program to benefit a local food bank. Anyone who brings in non-perishable food items receives $5 off the buy-in at tournaments in the Pechanga poker room on Jan. 18. Search Thread "The system worked exactly as planned," said Pechanga Vice President of Slots Buddy Frank. "We are now ready to show the world that not all casino floors are made the same. We have worked for years to build a casino with all 3,800 slots connected on an advanced high speed network. This tournament is the perfect showcase to display what we can do right now, that other casinos will not be able to for years."

Casino Pauma announced plans Monday to reopen its doors at the end of this week, becoming the last of San Diego County’s casinos to get back into the gaming business after a months-long pandemic-related closure.At 6 a.m. Friday, the Pauma Valley casino will reopen for business 24 hours a day. While gaming will resume, not all amenities at Casino Pauma will be available initially and strict social-distancing measures will be in place. The Pechanga Club Card The excitement of Vegas, plus everything for an ultimate Casino experience, is right here in Temecula Valley. We have lots of Casino action if your game is Slots, Blackjack, Poker, Craps, or Roulette we have something fun for everyone! From intimate high-limit rooms to non-smoking gaming we have what you need to get the action started. You will also find fabulous food and entertainment. We invite you to "Play" here in Temecula Valley. You must be 21 to play in the casinos.