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The casino resort has added five new acts to its much-anticipated concert series. Tickets go on sale 17 February.

Thunder Valley Casino Resort hotel received the first award in 2011 and has received it each year since.

The casino is scheduled to host popular entertainers, such as George Lopez and Huey Lewis & The News, during its eighth annual concert. Tickets are on sale now.

The casino will host the widely acclaimed series for the second year from 19 January to 30 January.

Automated Cashless Systems Inc. announced the distribution of its proprietary table game solution, PlayOn, at Pala Casino Resort and Spa in Pala, California.

As ESPN begins its 2016 coverage of the World Series of Poker this week, popular host Lon McEachern speaks with Casino City about the parallels between his career and the continued rise and popularity of the game.

Timothy Simpson hit the casino's Thunder Strike bonus jackpot.

The project at the Lincoln, Calif. venue will add 111 luxury rooms and suites and renovate the existing 297 rooms within the 17-story tower.

The mid-major poker tour comes to the Sacramento area April 9-18 and the new event will feature a $1,100 buy-in, $250,000 guaranteed Main Event with two starting days.

The tour will hit some gaming venues, such as Foxwoods and Thunder Valley.

"The Final Table" will begin airing on national television this spring and will feature cutting-edge game features and some of the biggest personalities in poker.

The poker television show will film its high-stake cash game at the Lincoln, California casino from Jan. 29-31.

The biggest winner won a $2,305,876 jackpot on Wheel of Fortune Super Spin Cleopatra slot at Thunder Valley Casino Resort.

Laid off from his job days before the start of the 2015 World Series of Poker Main Event, Neil Blumenfield's run to the final table of came at a fortuitous time. Now, the 61-year-old is hoping to make history in November as the prestigious event's oldest bracelet winner.

One lucky Pleasant Hill guest walked away $218,201 richer when he hit a Progressive Jackpot on a Wine and Roses slot machine at Thunder Valley Casino Resort.

Win up to $100,000 playing bingo every Sunday through Thursday in Pano Hall.

The casino cost $800 million and is owned by the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria.

One lucky Sacramento woman walked away $98,894 richer this morning as she hit the Thunder Strike bonus jackpot at Thunder Valley Casino Resort.

Thunder Valley Casino Resort gave away $13,498,069 in jackpots over $1,200 during the month of March, making it the biggest month since May 2008.

Thunder Valley Casino Resort and MGM Resorts International are proud to announce a strategic marketing relationship to enhance their respective rewards programs, Thunder Rewards and M life, and benefits offered to loyal members.