if you win a certain amount, you have to declare it for taxes. im not completly sure about the number, but i want to say its $2,500. thats why if you go play bingo there, the jackpot at pechanga is $2,499, so you can slip right under getting taxed. of course, im not sure if its $2,500 or $5,000, my memory escapes me...
its pretty nice. ever since the renovation, its pretty big now. they have a couple restaurants in there, and a hotel & resort now. i usually eat at the pechanga cafe inside the casino. keep in mind also, that they dont charge tax. so if you order a $5 item on the menu, your bill is going to be $5. also, if you dont like the smell of smoke, they have seperate area's for smoking and non-smoking. chances are though, eventually you will walk out of there smelling like a cig. i usually just go to casinos to put my money down, make a profit, and get out of there. i couldnt spend all day at a casino. but if you have a friend whos willing to go, take them.
blackjack, slots (of course), pai gow, craps* (believe they use cards since state law doesnt allow the gambler to roll the die directly), bingo, roulette, poker
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