Lucky Chances Casino News

Lucky Chances Casino in Colma, California posted on its Facebook page today that it is closed and will reopen in May.

PokerStars Ambassador and recent Poker Hall of Fame nominee Chris Moneymaker has formulated a new multi-stop ‘Moneymaker PSPC Tour’ of the United States kicking off on Saturday, 4 August.

Global Payments has reached agreements with casinos in California, Washington and Idaho to provide its VIP LightSpeed cash access products.

News Brief: A federal grand jury indicted Colma City Councilman Philip Lum Jr. Tuesday for allegedly taking gifts from the owner of the Lucky Chances Casino and then voting on matters that benefited the cardroom.

News Brief: As a first step in its plan to restore unlimited wagering at the city"s lone casino, the Colma City Council will vote Wednesday on whether to hold a citywide election o

News Brief: The Colma City Council will review an ordinance to mandate $200 betting limits, but the council will also consider a possible lawsuit to overturn the gambling division’s ruling, which city officials fear will cost it 15 percent of its annual revenues.

The California Attorney General’s office still haven’t resolved a seven year old conflict involving no-limit wagers at a Colma card club.

News Brief: Colma town officials told the state of California this week that Lucky Chances casino and its unlimited table betting is legal, and the casino being reduced to a $200 wagering limit would severely impact town coffers.