Eagle Mountain Casino News

The California casino, in partnership with JR Meats in Porterville, donated over 100 turkeys to the Salvation Army ahead of Thanksgiving.

The Casino City team takes a look at 10 openings and expansions since our last edition in the beginning of April.

Currently, 33 states have launched a form of legal sports wagering and just yesterday, we saw news of another state throwing its hat in the ring.

The Tule River Tribe 100,000-square-foot property features 1,750 slot machines, 20 table games, and a 2,000-seat state-of-the-art event center.

After temporarily closing on 20 July due to a rise in COVID-19 cases, the Porterville, California property resumed operations on Friday.

Eagle Mountain Casino is going to be temporarily closing its doors again as of today at 8 p.m. due to COVID-19.

Guests of Eagle Mountain Casino can now enjoy their favorite table games and slot machines beginning at midnight, as they have long awaited the reopening for 3 months now.

In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Tule River Indian Tribal Council made the decision to temporarily continue to suspend the operations of the Eagle Mountain Casino until 15 June 2020.

In light of unexpected guidance recently issued by the Federal Government recommending COVID-19 protections, the Tule River Indian Tribe Tribal Council extended the closure of its California casino.

The Tule River Indian Tribe Tribal Council announced today that in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, it had made the difficult decision to temporarily suspend the operations of the Eagle Mountain Casino until 3 April 2020.

News Brief: Tule River Indian Tribe and local officials want to relocate the Eagle Mountain Casino closer to Highway 65 near the Porterville Municipal Airport.

News Brief: A South County man parlayed $15 into more than $3.64 million last weekend while gambling at Eagle Mountain Casino.