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KSosmik BinGLO at Sycuan Casino
ycuan Casino has been providing Bingo interaction, special games, and random player games for more than 26 years...so who better prizes.
to reinvent Bingo? And that’s exactly what ere’s also the traditional bingo caller, of course.
they’ve done with Kosmik BinGLO. is isn’t your grandma’s bingo—it’s got a whole new vibe. Sycuan has kept the easy-to-play games (you can play on paper or electronically), but it’s added cutting-edge crazy fun!
Kozmik BinGLO takes place late night every Friday and Saturday beginning at
11 p.m. Sycuan’s Bingo Hall is
transformed with black
lights, lasers, and
can’t-keep-still
club music. Every
Kosmik BinGLO
session features a
DJ to keep the music
moving and an emcee
to keep the wild & crazy fun going with audience
HOa r r a h ’ s R i n c o n N e w B u f f e t : E x c i t i n g F o o d T h e a t e r
For just $8 (for a paper Kozmik pack; an electronic pack is $15), you’ll buy into a prize pool of more than $2,500 in cash and prizes. Games include “Last One Standing,” which is really more of a Last One
Dancing, because everyone starts out on their feet, dancing to the music, only to sit down once a number on their special Bingo card has been called. e last person still dancing to the beat with no daubs on their card wins
$100!
As an entertaining
addition between Bingo games, each Kozmik BinGLO session also o ers fun Kozmik game breaks in which players are called up
to play games including Wii Bowling and “Bingo Pong” to win cash prizes.
e last Saturday of the month is always themed BinGLO night, where players who dress up in costume double their winnings. Each month features a di erent theme such as 70’s Disco, Zoot Suit Riot, and Toga Party Night.
n July 13th, Harrah’s Rincon Casino & favorites like fried chicken, meat loaf, chicken pot pie, Resort threw open the doors and “raised lobster mac & cheese, pork tenderloin, and candied the curtain” on its latest production, The yams; a Carving Station, featuring tandoori chicken,
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Buffet. e $6.2 million dining facility promises guests a “modern food theater” that raises the bar in casino bu et dining and sets the stage for an entirely unique food experience.
e Bu et delivers on its promise of making food
a part of the entertainment experience through
action stations that encourage guests to interact
with the chefs. e made-to-order pasta station
allows guests to choose from di erent types of
pastas, sauces and add-ins to create multiple pasta combinations—655,360 to be exact—and watch as
of the perfect pasta dish. At the Mexican station,
meat for the al pastor tacos is sliced right in front of guests.
e Bu et features over 200 dishes, and is the only bu et in Southern California with a tandoor oven and create-your-own Pho soup station. Other unique o erings include freshly baked artisan breads, soups, specialty salads and fresh fruit; home-style
TBarona Works Its Magic with New Progressive
the chef prepares the guest’s idea tortillas are made fresh and the
roast beef or prime rib, Brazilian steak, turkey, ribs, and brisket; Mexican dishes, including Al Pastor Street Tacos, sopaipillas, chicken tamales, beef taquitos, and corn salad; Asian dishes, including pot stickers, bbq pork, lo-mein, tofu stir fry, and sweet & sour chicken; plus an amazing Dessert Bar, featuring a selection of ice creams and gelatos, cotton candy, a milk and white chocolate fountain, plus a pastry chef who puts the nishing touches on pies, tortes and cakes right in front of guests’ eyes.
e Bu et at Harrah’s Rincon is open Mondays to ursdays from 11 a.m.– 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.–9 p.m.; Fridays from 11 a.m.–3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.–10 p.m.; Saturdays from 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.–10 p.m. and Sundays 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.–9 p.m. Total Rewards cardholders pay only $13.99 for lunch and $17.99 for dinner, with a $16.99 brunch and $24.99 dinner on weekends. Without a Total
Rewards card, prices range from $15.99–$26.99.
he new progressive at Barona Resort & Casino works like magic for lucky “With more than seven ways to win from drawing a royal ush to a magic card, our table players looking to win more and win more often. With Barona’s new players have more chances to win from our giant accumulating jackpot,” said Mike Magic Progressive, players can place a side wager on their hand or the Patterson, Vice President of Table Games. “ e Magic Progressive is unique
dealer’s hand for a chance to win the growing progressive in addition to the main table bet.
e G3 Progressive Jackpot and Bonusing System, supplied by DEQ Systems Corp., links table games including Let It Ride, Caribbean Stud, Mississippi Stud, three-card poker and four-card poker. e G3 is a linked table game bonusing system that o ers progressive and random bonusing, multiple credit betting, random generated prizes and other cutting edge technology that is focused
on increasing table game fun.
because its high-tech bonusing technology allows us to link several di erent kinds of table games together so that the jackpot climbs higher,
faster and increases the frequency of winning.”
Guests can cash in if they participate in the Magic Progressive
by drawing a royal ush, straight ush, four-of-a-kind, full house, ush, straight or magic card. Players can win odds on 500 times their original wager ranging from $1 to $5 based on
the hand. If the progressive wagered hand is a royal ush, the player wins 100 percent of the progressive jackpot.
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