California card rooms

Shuffle Up And Deal: California Cardrooms Reopening Amid Eased COVID-19 Restrictions

As California Gov. Gavin Newsom relaxes COVID-19 restrictions, cardrooms in Los Angeles County, and around the state, are ready to reopen. Read More

San Jose City Council Strengthens Support For Cardrooms At Precarious Juncture

San Jose cardrooms already had the support of the city, but that has gone up to another level with the city council voting to join a lobbying group. Read More

Court Sides With Card Rooms, Dismisses Tribal Suit Over Banked Games

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of a tribal casino lawsuit that sought to restrict California card rooms. Read More

Board Of Supervisors Get An Earful After Forcing Los Angeles Cardrooms To Close

After the Board of Supervisors forced seven cardrooms in Los Angeles County to close, officials from three cities urged the Board to reverse course. Read More

No Late-Night Gaming At California Cardrooms As State Installs Curfew

California cardrooms can't offer late-night gaming for a month as state tries to curtail rising COVID cases. Some tribal casinos also are closing overnight. Read More

Revisiting the Classic Gambling Film ‘California Split’ With Writer Joseph Walsh

Screenwriter Joseph Walsh talks about the legacy of California Split, including how the movie nearly became a TV series for Showtime. Read More

A Gamble Worth Taking: ‘California Split’ Writer Joseph Walsh Pens New Memoir

California Split screenwriter Joseph Walsh talks poker, the movie business, and California Split start George Segal in his new memoir. Read More