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06 PLAYERS TALK

10 TABLE GAMES

14 NEW SLOTS

20 DINING

23 FEATURE STORY

26 TRIBAL NEWS

28 GAMING NEWS

34 LAUGHLIN, NEVADA

38 CASINO ENTERTAINMENT

40 CASINO BINGO

42 SAMI’S SMACKDOWN

43 FUN FACTS

44 FUN & GAMES

46 CASINO DIRECTORY

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n Arizona, we are very lucky to have so many different options for day,

weekend, and vacation destinations. The White Mountains are a popular get-

away for many—skiing during the winter season and camping, boating, fish-

ing, swimming, hiking, hunting and a myriad of other outdoor adventures during

the rest of the year. Next time you are travelling through the area, make sure to

include Hon-Dah Resort Casino & Conference Center on your list of places to vis-

it. The surroundings are breathtaking, the property itself is wonderful, and there

are so many things to experience that you can easily turn a weekend retreat into a

week long vacation. Take a look at this month’s feature story on this amazing

property. In addition to offering exciting slot and table games that can’t be found

at most other casinos across the state, Hon-Dah Casino just recently installed over

50 more brand new slot games for their visitors to enjoy!

In this issue, you’ll find plenty of reasons to make your next trip to any casino a

success. We’ve got the lowdown on a ton of new slots and those coming soon,

plenty of tips for you to incorporate into casino visits, and much more! Please visit

our Facebook at: facebook .com/ArizonaGamingGuide , become part of our com-

munity and share your thoughts and experiences with others who also love the

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me know what you think of this issue and have fun!

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Q: The Powerball is now, apparently, at its record high of $1.5

billion. My wife and I play the Arizona Lottery games regular-

ly but we usually play the scratchers more frequently. This

time, however, we were tempted to play the Powerball be-

cause of the huge jackpot—and we did. The drawing is com-

ing up on Wednesday [January 13] and I was wondering if

you could tell us more information about the odds of winning

such a huge jackpot. I know there are some states that don’t

participate and I also wanted to know why that is the case.

Thanks for your response and thanks for an enjoyable maga-

zine my wife and I read every month.

Richard Hajduk—Phoenix, AZ

A: Richard, the overall odds of winning the Powerball grand

prize jackpot (matching all five numbers plus the Powerball) are

1 in 292,201,338. Yes, that’s 1 in over 292 million! Not the best

odds, so I’m not surprised you and your wife prefer to stick to

the scratcher games which have much better odds. However,

hitting all five numbers without the Powerball for the $1 million

prize is 1 in 11,688,054. That’s not bad! A match of four numbers

plus the Powerball awards a prize of $50,000 and those odds are

1 in 913,129. Hitting four numbers without the Powerball or

three numbers plus the Powerball will get you a $100 payout

and those odds are 1 in 36,525 and 1 in 14,494 respectively. Oth-

er wins include $4 and $7 prizes when zero to three numbers

are matched with and without the Powerball. The overall odds

of having a winning ticket for any single prize I mentioned

above are approximately 1 in 25 games.

The Powerball is played in 44 participating states as well as the

District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico.

There are 6 states that have no lotteries of any kind. Nevada has

no interest in offering the lottery in that state because casinos

don’t want any competition. Mississippi, Alabama, and Utah do

not have lotteries because of religious beliefs. Alaska doesn’t

have a lottery because they’ve always been concerned that it

wouldn’t pay off in such a sparsely populated state. Finally,

Hawaiian lawmakers have always kicked around the idea but

always seem to be in some disagreement over something or

other that’s prevented them from passing it into law. In fact,

Hawaii and Utah are the only U.S. states that do not currently

allow any legalized form of gambling.

and get a $25 gift or gas card if we decide to print your question! Do you have a question for our staff of casino gaming industry professionals and slot experts? Write us with your questions

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Q: The new casino that opened recently, Desert Diamond

West Valley Resort, has all Class II games. Can I notice a

difference when I play the slots? Will my chance of winning

be the same? Is it just as fair as the Class III gaming? Given a

choice, which Class would you prefer?

Theresa Sienko—Phoenix, AZ

A: Theresa, this is a great question which many readers have

asked us over the past weeks!

Yes, you can notice a difference when you play a Class II slot

versus a Class III slot. Somewhere on the main video screen, or

elsewhere on the slot’s video screen, a bingo card is displayed.

Each wager on a Class II slot initiates a bingo game with either a

winning or losing outcome. That outcome is displayed on the

visible bingo card. For the most part, players can’t tell the differ-

ence between these two types of devices.

Yes, your overall chances of winning are the same on a Class II

slot as they are on a Class III slot. Each bet you place has a ran-

domly determined outcome which is either a win or a loss.

However, since Class II slots are actually run as bingo games,

there is a finite number of winning and losing outcomes. Each

outcome is randomly selected, but once selected is no longer

available until all outcomes have been used up. Once all of the

outcomes have been exhausted the entire set of outcomes is

made available and the process begins again.

Yes, Class II gaming is just as fair as Class III gaming. Every

outcome is randomly determined.

The team at the Arizona Gaming Guide play both Class II and

Class III slots all over the country, but we do prefer Class III

slots because each spin is independent of the spin before.

For a more thorough explanation, visit the back issues on our

website at AZGamingGuide.com to read the detailed article on

Class II versus Class III gaming in our December 2015 issue.

Q: I understand the concept of the random number generator,

but how does the payoff percentage of the slot machine enter

into the equation of when it will pay off? Doesn’t the payoff

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percentage affect the outcome of each spin?

Robert Scipione—Payson, AZ

A: Robert, the payoff percentage, actually payback percentage,

does not determine when or how a slot machine pays. The pay-

back percentage is just a number used by slot machine manufac-

turers to inform the casino what percentage of money they can

reasonably expect to keep based on all of the bets placed during

the lifetime of the slot being available for play. This is referred

to as the hold percentage. The hold percentage plus the payback

percentage always equals 100%. For example, if the payback

percentage is 90%, then the hold percentage is 10% (because

10% + 90% = 100%). If the hold percentage is 7%, then the pay-

back percentage is 93% (because 93% + 7% = 100%). What must

be stressed is that the payback percentage is only the overall

description of all of the winning outcomes available on the slot.

A really good method to gain a deeper understanding of pay-

back percentage is to imagine you are the game designer for a

simple single die game. You have six outcomes on the simple

single die. They are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The game costs $1 to play

and you, the designer, get to decide which outcomes are win-

ners and losers. However, the winning outcomes are limited to

a total of $5. Why? Well game designers for the casino industry

have to design losing games. The casino has to make money in

the long run. In order to have a losing game, a game designer

must have a lower total of wins than total outcomes. So, if we

only have a total of $5 in wins, yet each roll costs $1, then across

the six outcomes, a player can never make more than the $6 it

costs to arrive at all six outcomes. This makes the value of the

game we are designing an 83.33% payback game (5 / 6 = 0.8333

= 83.33%).

You, the game designer, can decide how to spread out the $5 in

wins available to you. You could place a $1 win on all of the

numbers except one. That is, outcomes 1-5 all win $1, but the

outcome 6 loses. You could place $2 on two outcomes, $1 on one

outcome, and losers on the rest. That is, 1 and 2 are winners of

$2, 3 wins $1, but 4 through 6 are losers. You could also have

one $3 outcome, one $2 outcome, and the rest losers. So 1 wins

$3, 2 wins $2, and 3 through 6 lose. Or in the extreme, you could

have the outcome of 5 pay $5 and the outcomes of 1, 2, 3, 4, and

6 are all losers. There are obviously many combinations you

could design for this simple die game, but ultimately, over time,

players win $5 when they wager $6 and the casino keeps the $1.

Since all of the versions described above have the same payback

percentage outcomes, only the random number generator (the

single die) and the pay table you (the game designer) came up

with determines which winning and which losing outcomes

happen for the player during their session! The payback per-

centage just informs you about the long run. The payback per-

centage does not tell you when the game pays or the outcome. $

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Writer Al Moe has worked in the casino industry for many years.

He has lived and worked in Las Vegas, Reno, and Lake Tahoe. He

also attended the University of Nevada, Reno. He is an avid writer

and blogger, author of “Vegas and the Mob"—available at Amazon.

He is also the proud father of four beautiful girls.

hand where you bet 3x your Ante wager after the first commu-

nity card. With a gut-shot straight draw raise 1x. Get the big

bucks out and raise 3x your Ante wager if you hold any pair of

6’s or higher, any four suited cards, or four consecutive cards

you can make a straight with, like 6-7-8-9. Fold the rest of your

hands.

Payout Table

Royal Flush 500 to 1

Straight Flush 100 to 1

Four-of-a-Kind 40 to 1

Full House 10 to 1

Flush 6 to 1

Straight 4 to 1

Three-of-a-Kind 3 to 1

Two Pairs 2 to 1

Pair of Jacks or Better 1 to 1

Pair of 6’s thru 10’s Push

Send us an e-mail to editor@azgamingguide.com with the sub-

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By Al Moe

ississippi Stud is a five-card stud game dealt like

upside down Let-it-Ride. You don’t play against the

dealer or the other players; you simply try to make

at least a pair of 6’s or better to get paid according to the Payout

Table.

To begin, players make a single wager on the Ante circle. Keep

in mind that you’ll be making up to three additional wagers

from 1 to 3 times your original Ante wager.

Your First Two Cards

After all players make an Ante wager, the dealer will deliver

two cards face down to each betting circle and then three com-

munity cards face down on the layout. Players may look at their

own two cards and fold, losing their Ante wager, or raise 1 to 3

times their Ante wager.

There are a lot of decisions to make at Mississippi Stud, but

none more important than your first: what two cards to play or

fold. Since you need a pair of 6’s or better to win, throw away

your little cards and play the big ones!

If you hold a face card or two cards between 6 and 10, you’ll

want to raise 1x your Ante bet. If you are dealt a pair of 2’s, 3’s,

4’s or 5’s, you’ll raise at least 1x. With a pair of 6’s through Aces

you have a guaranteed payback, so raise 3x.

Community Cards

The three community cards are exposed one at a time, with a

betting round after the first and second. If you still have big

cards, you’ll want to stay in the game. Likewise if you can make

a straight or a flush, otherwise it’s time to fold.

You’ll likely want to raise 1x your Ante wager if you hold any

three suited cards or a small pair of 2’s through 5’s. You’ll also

want to raise 1x if you have at least two face cards, any three

cards 6-10, or any three cards that could make a straight or

flush. Consider raising 3x your Ante wager with any straight

flush draw and of course with a guaranteed payoff hand of a

pair of 6’s or higher.

After the second community card is exposed, raise 1x your Ante

with a small pair (2’s through 5’s), any two face cards, and any

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NEW SLOTS

he IGT Wheel of Fortune Power Wedges video slots introduce a new

slice of high-denominational gameplay that combines the most popular

game theme of all time with an all-new hardware solution, the Crystal-

Wheel cabinet. The sophisticated cabinet is designed for Wheel of Fortune con-

tent, merging elements from IGT’s leading hardware solution, the CrystalDual

cabinet and topped with the iconic, spinning Wheel of Fortune wheel.

To reel in excitement, two or more free games bonus symbols displayed in the

center reel trigger the free spins bonus. To further increase anticipation, if a play-

er bets a hundred credits or more and achieves three scattered bonus symbols,

the wheel spin bonus will be triggered. To propel the fan-favorite slot experi-

ence, the wheel spin bonus can award the Pointer Frenzy bonus, the Jackpot

Wedges bonus and credit value bonus.

Look for other IGT Wheel of Fortune themed games on Apache Gold’s slot floor

that are being installed the middle of this month, including Winning Wedges,

Super Diamond, Triple Red Hot 7’s, and Pink Diamond. For more information on these

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Wonder 4 By Aristocrat Now Available For Play At Desert Diamond West Valley

our of Aristocrat’s best titles come together to bring you endless possibilities in Wonder 4,

a Class II gaming device now available at the new Desert Diamond Casino – West Valley

at 9431 W. Northern Avenue.

Wonder 4 brings a whole new set of games with four incredibly successful titles that players love including

Buffalo, Firelight, Pompeii, and Wild Splash.

In Buffalo , be a part of the stampede as you go for the Jackpot! While playing Pompeii, big wins

equal big adventure in a game featuring chariots, Roman helmets, gold coins and erupting volca-

noes. Your winning feeling will rise up and take flight in the ancient civilization of Firelight

where magic and the powers of nature rule the world! In Wild Splash , experience a torrent of

aquatic gaming adventure as you cast your lines in search of a big landing.

This powerfully performing, revolutionary multi-play Class II device is now enhanced with all-

new drag-and-drop functionality, which gives players the flexibility to play their favorite titles

on four screens or mix and match. For more information about this game and other exciting, new

Aristocrat products, visit their website at Aristocrat.com.au. $

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Quartermania By IGT

he Q is back to ignite more excitement! Based on the

fan-favorite IGT legacy Quartermania theme, the new

Quartermania S3000 slot is set on the Company’s award-

winning S3000 spinning reel cabinet and introduces a variety

of base games including Super Times Pay Free Games, Triple

Hot 7s Free Games, and Wild Red Sevens Free Games. Developed

for both wide-area and stand-alone progressives in select ju-

risdictions, the 3 reel, 5 pay line game can offer players thrill-

ing progressive wins.

Quartermania is the party bank that utilizes a synchronized base

game and integrated signage that delivers a light and music

show featuring the game’s fun-loving, quarter-stacked, “Q”

icon. With a six credit max bet, players can win one of three

Mini-Mania progressives as well as the top Quartermania

progressive. All base games feature a Free Games Bonus

where Mini-Mania progressives are awarded with any Scatter Mini-Mania symbols, and the Quartermania jackpot is triggered when

three Quartermania symbols appear on a played line. For more information about IGT’s progressive game themes, visit IGT.com. $

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Ted By Aristocrat

he highest-grossing original comedy of all time, Ted , is now

a slot game? Holy @#&%! Yes, everyone’s favorite foul-

mouthed, drinking, smoking, fist-fighting teddy bear, Ted ,

is now part of Aristocrat’s player-favorite Wonder Wheels collec-

tion.

Ted the slot game perfectly captures the movie and is filled with quotes,

characters, animations, and just a touch of raunchy humor to take

the gaming fun to the next level. Ted keeps players chasing a five-

level progressive, including a $250,000 progressive grand jackpot

and a $10,000 static jackpot. Plus, one of six bonuses can be trig-

gered within the base game at any time with any bet. Additionally,

three scatters trigger the Thunder Buddies Wheel Feature which

awards one of nine bonus features that are hilariously themed to the

movie.

Ted has a 60 credit minimum bet and 300 credit max bet. The game has an

extremely low volatility and the feature frequency is high. So grab

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NEW SLOTS Coming Soon

TwinStar By Scientific Games

cientific Games’ latest slot offering is the new TwinStar cabinet featuring dual, vivid, 24

inch full HD displays and debuts the new ArgOS state-of-the-art operating platform that

combines the best technology from both Bally and WMS. This cabinet supports the best

performing Bally- and WMS- branded content, giving casino operators and players more game

content at their disposal. Scientific Games' innovators have also developed exclusive, never-before-

seen new game titles for TwinStar to take advantage of the processing power of this trailblazing

new platform. Game themes include player-favorite Bally and WMS brands such as Gold Fish ,

Quick Hit, and Zeus, along with exciting new games Steam Dream, and Hot Blooded.

TwinStar also builds on the award-winning iDeck button deck by offering a 40-percent larger area for

player interaction. TwinStar's 22 inch full HD digital topper will be offered in two distinctive

styles. Both versions include chrome details, improved booming, multi-channel custom sound, and

edge lighting, adding beauty and excitement to casino floors. The dual 24 inch monitors are high

brightness and 1080p, showing off the vivid graphics and enhancing the excitement for players.

“This is a very exciting new platform,” says Senior Vice President & Chief Design Officer Allon

Englman. “This will really give casinos a great deal of flexibility in content!” As a result, players

will have a variety of options to choose from.

The TwinStar cabinet delivers the best of both worlds: an array of choices from both Bally and

WMS in a powerful, state-of-the-art cabinet. For more information about the TwinStar cabinet and

all the game options available, visit ScientificGames.com. $

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Caddyshack By Scientific Games

ake a swing at big money with the all-new Caddyshack video slot from Scientific Games’

WMS brand. The exciting game inspired by the iconic comedy is on the striking Blade cabinet and

includes plenty of hot action! Players will tee off for big jackpots, engaging game play,

and hilarious bonuses like Cinderella Outta Nowhere, Improve Your Lie, Gopher’s Wilds, and

Zingers.

Three scattered Bonus symbols trigger the Cinderella Outta Nowhere Bonus. Players play until

they get a winning spin! At the end of the feature, a multiplier ranging anywhere from 2x to 50x

is awarded.

Players are awarded two to five credit awards ranging from 20 to 500 credits each in the Zinger

Bonus! Instead of the last credit award, a 2x multiplier may be awarded.

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VALENTINE’S DAY DINING DEALS TSR And Casino Arizona Offer Delicious Dishes For As Low As $7.95

ovebirds are in luck this year! Talking Stick Resort and

Casino Arizona are celebrating Valentine’s Day with

tasty sweets, treats and holiday menu items all day long

on February 14. Here’s just a sample of the mouthwatering fare:

Ocean Trail at Talking Stick Resort

Sweethearts can visit the casino and enjoy a Cajun-style seafood

meal! Start the dining experience with a spicy coconut shrimp

bisque followed by the Maine lobster and blackened salmon. In

addition to the delicious lobster, the main entree will feature a

garlic-shallot butter sauce, red wine risotto and roasted mirliton.

The dining special will be available from 11am—10pm and will

also include chocolate decadence squares. $47

Orange Sky at Talking Stick Resort

In addition to its regular menu, the resort’s culinary jewel will

offer a nightly dinner and dessert from 5pm—10pm.

Blue Coyote Café at Talking Stick Resort

From 5—11pm, foodies can savor a surf and turf dish. The main

entrée will include a crisp pork belly with mashed potatoes,

New England-style crab cake with broccolini and spicy grained

mustard aioli. A French silk chocolate pie with fresh raspberries

and cream will serve as dessert. $17.95

ARENA Poker Room at Talking Stick Resort

Head to The ARENA Poker Room, from 11am—11pm, and en-

joy the soup of the day, an herb crusted pork loin and a red vel-

vet cupcake. $14

Blue Coyote Cantina at Talking Stick Resort

Travel to the Blue Coyote Cantina from 4pm to close. A seared

pork porterhouse will serve as the main entrée. The dish will

include grilled zucchini, squash, poblano and a cherry demi

glace. A strawberry napoleon will also be included. $12

Wandering Horse Buffet at Talking Stick Resort

Sample the Valentine’s Day Brunch menu on Saturday, Febru-

ary 13th! Kicking off at 9am, the special fare will be offered until

3pm. It features grilled lamb sirloin steaks, Shiso marinated

prime rib, roasted garlic and Chile dusted pork ribs, lobster

claws and a honey smoked glazed ham. Adults $33.95; children

ages 5-12 years old $16.95

Guests can also savor the special Saturday dinner menu from

4:30pm—10pm and will include seared lamb sirloin kabobs,

Atlantic grilled shrimp, a garlic parmesan seafood lasagna and

roasted garlic and slow-roasted New York strip loin, honey bas-

il salmon, spinach gorgonzola raviolis, bacon wrapped beef

tenderloin and so much more. Buffet includes a champagne

toast. Adults $44.95; children ages 5-12 years old $19.95

On February 14th, the international buffet will feature a special

menu from 9am—9pm. It will include lobster claws, seared

duck breast, beef tenderloin tournedos, mustard and herb crust-

ed rack of lamb, a smoked seafood platter and an assortment of

Chef Peggy’s pastries. A champagne toast will also be included.

Adults $47.95; children ages 5-12 years old $19.95

Cholla Prime Steakhouse & Lounge at Casino Arizona

Satiate your hunger with a trip to Cholla Prime Steakhouse &

Lounge from 5-10pm. The restaurant will wow attendees with

its dinner for two fare, offering grilled stuffed mushrooms and

salad as appetizers, and a Chateaubriand for two as the main

entrée. The main dish will include a 16-ounce filet mignon,

grilled asparagus and mashed potatoes. A chocolate strawberry

cake will serve as dessert. Prix fixe $75

Bingo Hall at Casino Arizona

The Bingo Hall is offering a special menu from 11am—9pm. It

will include a chicken Caesar dinner with a seafood bisque and

a chocolate raspberry tart. $7.95

Salt River Café at Casino Arizona

Satisfy your cravings from 11am—9pm with a well-seasoned

shrimp bacon wrap. The tasty meal will include French fries, a

raspberry chocolate tart and a fountain drink. $8.95

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Eagles Buffet at Casino Arizona

Appease your appetite with a wide-ranging selection at Eagles

Buffet. From 10am—3pm, the eatery will host a champagne

brunch complete with corn beef hash, sausage links, breakfast

breads, honey smoked bacon and a pancake and French toast

station.

From 10am—9pm, the restaurant will offer slow roasted prime

rib, bacon wrapped ham, lemon pepper chicken, fresh salmon,

fruits, a chocolate fountain and ice cream sundae bar. Adults

$26.50; children $13.50

Arizona Room Patio Grill at Casino Arizona

In addition to its regular menu, Arizona Room Patio Grill is

offering a special Valentine’s Day dinner special. Grilled shrimp

will serve as the flavorful appetizer while a beef filet will take

center stage as the main course. The dish will include a jalapeno

bacon wrapped filet topped with lump crabmeat, black cherry

mole and glazed baby carrots.

The dinner special, featuring a vanilla bean mousse with cherry

gelee, will be available from 11am—9pm. $26.95

Willows Restaurant at Casino Arizona

The restaurant will offer a special breakfast menu from 6am—

11am. The raspberry pancake breakfast will include two eggs

and a choice of bacon, sausage or ham. $8.95

The dinner specials will be available from 11am—9pm. It will

include a New York strip dinner for $18.95, oil poached salmon

for $17.95, a potato and leek soup for $3.25 and a raspberry tart

for an additional $3.75. $

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he word “Hon-Dah” in the Apache language

means “welcome to my home.” Guests from

every corner in Arizona, and the globe, are wel-

come at Hon-Dah Resort Casino and Conference

Center in the heart of Arizona’s White Mountains.

Whether you visit for business or pleasure, you will

find state-of-the-art convenience dressed in the

charm of the Southwest.

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Owned and operated by the White Mountain Apache Tribe,

Hon-Dah Resort Casino and Conference Center stands at the

pristine forests, wide savannahs, and mountains of the Fort

Apache Reservation, which is home to a variety of wildlife in-

cluding world record trophy elk, black bear, cougar, javalina,

and turkey. Twenty-six sparkling lakes and 400 miles of trout

streams beckon to fishermen. Outdoor recreation is as diverse as

the land, ranging from downhill and cross-country skiing in

winter, to hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping,

and rafting in the summer.

At Hon-Dah Resort Casino and Conference Center you can stay

in touch or get away from it all. It’s your choice! Relax in one of

Hon-Dah Resort’s 128 oversized rooms. Each comes complete

with a wet bar, refrigerator, satellite TV, and luxurious appoint-

ments. Banish stress with a visit to the hot tub, sauna, or heated

all-season pool. The kids, and others who are young at heart,

can sharpen their skills in the video game arcade. But the real

action is with Lady Luck in the casino!

Hon-Dah Casino features over 800 slots and a live-action poker

room. Fifty of those 800 slots are brand new games just waiting

to payout to the next lucky player! You won’t miss out on any

winning opportunity, so make sure to plan a trip to Hon-Dah

Resort Casino and Conference Center right away.

For fine dining at casino prices, try breakfast, lunch, or dinner at

the Indian Pines restaurant. Indian Pines features daily buffets

every day of the week. If you are in the mood to make a night of

it, then enjoy the adjacent Timbers Lounge where nationally

known entertainers provide plenty of action six nights a week

including the Funday Monday Club.

After a day spent in the sun or the excitement of the casino, the

fresh mountain air and country quiet will almost guarantee you

a good night’s rest.

Even business can be enjoyable and stress-free when you let

Hon-Dah’s professional staff help you find the perfect meeting

room for your special needs. The 9,000 square foot conference

center can accommodate a diversity of meetings and events.

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Princess, and Golden Festival. New slots from Konami are Fortune

Stacks, Dragon’s Law Twin Fever, Chili Chili Fire, Radiant Queen,

Dragon Celebration, China Shores Double Winning, Bull Mystery,

Lucky Honeycomb, and Volcanic Rock Fire.

Hon-Dah Resort Casino and Conference Center is located just

South of Pinetop-Lakeside at the intersection of AZ 260 and AZ

73. For more information call 1.800.WAY.UP.HI (1.800.929.8744)

or visit their website at Hon-Dah.com. $

Across the highway from the casino and hotel is Hon-Dah RV

Park. This 258-space RV Park offers 24-hour security, an on-site

manager, full power, satellite TV connections, phone hook-ups,

laundry room, and shower facilities.

Before you go exploring, gas up at Hon-Dah’s Convenience

Store where you will find the most affordable gas prices around.

The Hon-Dah Convenience Store also offers beer, soft drinks,

groceries, and reservation permits for fishing, camping, and

hunting.

And, while in town, make sure to visit Hon-Dah Ski and Out-

door Sports—a store that provides all types of fishing, hunting,

and other outdoor supplies. During the winter season you will

agree this is the best place for all of your skiing equipment, rent-

als, sales, and tune-ups.

Of course, all of that aside, Hon-Dah Casino has everyone’s fa-

vorite new slots. Recently having installed 50 new titles from a

combination of slot manufacturers such as Scientific Games

(formerly Bally Technologies and WMS), IGT, Aristocrat, and

Konami, there are more than enough new games and old favor-

ites to try during the next trip up.

Hon-Dah Casino’s Slot Director Armando Rodriguez said, “We

are thrilled to have brought in such a diverse group of brand

new games. Every year my team and I look at what we can do

to complement all of the player favorites we already offer and I

strongly believe we have selected excellent slot themes for our

customers to enjoy in 2016.”

Among the newly installed games are themes from Scientific

Games like Dragons Over Nanjing , Hot Hot 8, Fu Dao Le, Wonder

Woman Wild, and Wonder Woman Gold. For those fans of classic

stepper games, the new S3000 cabinets from IGT at Hon-Dah

Casino offer games like I Heart Triple Diamond Free Games,

Triple Double Diamond, Red Hot Tamales, Triple Double Diamond,

Spitfire Triple Red Hot 7’s, Sizzling 7’s, Hot Pink 7’s, Gold Bar 7’s,

and Hell On Wheels.

The new slots also include titles from Aristocrat like Panda Par-

adise, Hong Kong Fortunes, Wild Lepre’Coins, Silver Wolf, Golden

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TRIBAL NEWS

Davis is the perfect spokesman for the Native Trails project as

his image has been used on everything from highway advertis-

ing billboards to Arizona Office of Tourism ads. A firm believer

in tradition, he began participating in pow wows as a hoop

dancer at the age of 3 and serves as choreographer for the annu-

al Native Song and Dance production at Scottsdale Center for

the Arts. He is part of The Living Traditions Dance Troupe

made up of various championship artists who present their own

cultural values expressed through dance movements. Another

feather in his professional headdress includes that of Head Man

dancer at the Inaugural Pow Wow at Smithsonian National Mu-

seum of the American Indian in Washington, DC.

“Our cast is made up of individuals from various tribes in the

Southwest and while Indian cultures around the world have

some culture in common, when we perform, the audience gets

to hear a bit of the language, the instruments, songs, and dances

of the rich heritage of the Southwest. Individually, our cast is

involved in their own tribal cultural practices and while we

can’t bring actual ceremonies to the stage, we can present those

teachings and values in our shows.”

“This year’s environmental theme is a unique way of relating

through song and dance the common theme of being a steward

of the earth as we celebrate life’s spiritual journey. While we all

he best way to discover Indian Country is to allow

some time to make a personal visit and Arizona has 22

federally-recognized tribes that welcome tourists to

their communities. But for those who can’t make such a trip, the

Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation and the Scottsdale Center for

the Performing Arts are again bringing that culture into town.

Native Trails presentations, part of the City of Scottsdale’s Cul-

ture Quest Scottsdale tourism initiative, are scheduled most

Thursdays and Saturdays through March 31 in free noontime

performances. Last year’s events were enjoyed by upwards of

10,000 visitors who craved the experience of American Indian

culture.

“Native Trails is a truly unique, once-in-a-lifetime experience

where residents and visitors alike can enjoy learning about na-

tive tribal cultures by partaking in the shows and exhibits,” says

Ruben Balderas, President of the sponsoring Fort McDowell

Yavapai Nation.

Even as the world has evolved and brought new environmental

challenges, Native Americans have, for centuries, lived off the

land with tribal elders showing younger generations traditional

ways of leading healthy lives while respecting and working in

harmony with nature. This year, Native Trails is sharing that

message of stewardship through the songs and dances of tribes

like the Hopi, Dine (Navajo), Akimel O’odham, and the San

Carlos Apache.

Derrick Suwaima Davis (Hopi/Choctaw) is a seven-time world

hoop dance champion and artistic director for Native Trails.

“Some of my fondest memories are from when I was a child,

spending time with my grandparents. There was no running

water, no electricity, yet we worked with the environment in

order to live. As Native people, we were inspired by nature and

given the responsibility of stewardship. Through our songs,

dances, food, architecture and being in harmony with nature,

working with the seasons, the sun, the moon, we desired pros-

perity for all beings with everyone reaching their full potential.

Today I believe in doing the best I can with what I have, incor-

porating the traditional ways I was taught while encouraging

healthy behavior and a prosperous life for future generations…

all part of the Circle of Life.”

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Words By Lee Allen

Photos Courtesy Of Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau

CELEBRATING NATIVE CULTURE Visitors Can Enjoy Native Trails Presentations Now Through March 31

TRIBAL NEWS

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live on the same planet and under the same sun, in our unique

portion of the world we are shaped by our local resources and

Native Trails performances are a good way for visitors and new

residents alike to understand the importance of our environ-

ment and taking a moment to appreciate it,” said Davis.

Emphasizing that there is something for everyone in each

presentation, whether it be the lightness of the female dancers,

the power behind the warrior’s dances, or the animation of the

animal dances, Davis says his favorite part of the show is the

conclusion, the round dance, where the audience joins the cast.

“We start our program with the diversity of the individual

tribes represented by the performers, but we end it with the

unity circle, the friendship or community dance in which the

audience gets a chance to participate in this older, simpler style

of dancing. Each one joins hands and dances in a circle repre-

senting a lack of dominance that depends on the gifts of others.

By dancing together and shaking the earth in unison, we rely on

each other’s strengths, special gifts and talents we each have to

help others reach their full potential. We encourage each other

to be strong and healthy through diversity, cooperation, and

collaboration.”

Because he is the artistic director for the presentations, you’d

expect Davis to speak positively about what the shows bring to

an audience, and he does: “There’s something here for everyone

and our hour-long show is an excellent interpretation of our

culture. We have some of the best singers and dancers available

and audiences enjoy the information we present between the

dances to help them understand what they are seeing. Native

Trails represents living tradition expressed in song and dance.”

The long-held indigenous culture message concerning the im-

portance of preserving and conserving the land and its re-

sources is the theme of the 2016 presentations, making this Year

#14 of delving into Indian culture while visiting vendors and

artisans who have set up shop to offer hand-made jewelry, bas-

kets, pottery, and paintings for sale.

Subject to change, performances are scheduled at the Scottsdale

Center for the Performing Arts, 7380 East 2nd Street, on most

Thursdays and Saturdays during the months of February and

March. At the time of print, the current confirmed dates for both

February and March were the following: February 11-18-20-25-

27 and March 3-24-26-31.

For more information on the Native Trails presentations, please

visit their website at ScottsdaleNativeTrails.com or contact the

Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau at 480.421.1004. $

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GAMING NEWS

Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino guest, Michael P., won

$558,800 to start off the New Year while playing the Wheel of

Fortune slot machine by IGT at the valley casino. The prize was trig-

gered when Michael hit the progressive jackpot on the popular

slot machine and the Arizona resident could not have been

happier. “I am so excited to have won, this will be life chang-

ing,” said Michael. “I love to come to Wild Horse Pass Hotel &

Casino, and now I have even more of a reason to love it!” The

Wheel of Fortune progressive slot machines are some of the most pop-

ular on the floor at Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino and their

progressive jackpots routinely hit in the six figures. Wild Horse

Pass Hotel & Casino is home to many of the most popular titles

in slot machines including the Sphinx 3D, Dragons Temple 3D,

Monopoly – Luxury and Diamonds, 5 Treasures, and Willy Wonka

Pure Imagination slots. In addition to all the latest slots, Wild Horse

Pass Hotel & Casino also hosts 75 table games, a high limit area

Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino Guest Wins $558,800 Jackpot

and a range of restaurant and live entertainment options. Wild

Horse Pass Hotel & Casino is conveniently located in Chandler

off the I-10 freeway and is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a

year. Visit WinGilaRiver.com for more information. $

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GAMING NEWS

International Game Technology (IGT) enriched its jackpot

legacy and awarded four lucky players just recently with life-

changing jackpots totaling nearly 5 million in combined pay-

outs! These slots have been hitting frequently and they’re hot!

A lucky winner at the McCarran International Airport in Las

Vegas, Nevada hit a jackpot for $1,681,553 on IGT’s Wheel of

Fortune Double Diamond slots. Just one week before that, a lucky

player at the Lac Courte Oreilles Casino in Hayward, Wiscon-

sin walked away with a $1,163,821 payout after playing the

Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin slots.

Two winners hit big just days apart from each other; one at

the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada on the

Wheel of Fortune Double Diamond slots for $1,079,546 and the

other on the Megabucks Wild Sapphires slots at the Seminole

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tampa, Florida.

You can find various IGT Wheel of Fortune progressive slots

and Megabucks slots in casinos all across Arizona. Try your

luck on one of these games next time you come across them in

the casino. You never know … you could be IGT’s next big

millionaire from Arizona! $

IGT Crowns Even More Millionaires

In a groundbreaking advancement of its commercial relation-

ship with Gibraltar-based Gamesys, one of the world’s largest

interactive gaming companies, Scientific Games Corporation

recently announced it will sublicense selected Hasbro brand

rights, allowing Gamesys to launch MonopolyCasino.com.

MonopolyCasino.com is a MONOPOLY branded online casi-

no powered by a variety of SG Interactive MONOPOLY

themed casino games plus Gamesys’ innovations around the

Hasbro library. In addition, both parties have enhanced their

commercial real money gaming supply relationship, and Sci-

entific Games has licensed selected game patents to Gamesys.

Simon Mizzi, Marketing Director of Gamesys said, “These

transactions enhance our already strong relationship with SG

Interactive, offering us the opportunity to engage our players

with exclusive content, key third party brands and enhanced

access to Scientific Games’ extensive portfolio. We are espe-

cially excited to have launched the MONOPOLY branded

online casino, powered by SG Interactive’s library of slots and

table games as well as our own innovations. We believe these

agreements support our vision of crafting experiences that

deliver the best entertainment for interactive casino players.”

Jordan Levin, President, Interactive at Scientific Games said,

“The agreements with Gamesys are a tangible result of a com-

bined force: The out-of-the-box thinking we pride ourselves

on at Scientific Games, and Gamesys’ unwavering dedication

to their mission of becoming the world’s most entertaining

interactive gaming company. We are thrilled with the creative

collaboration and look forward to the opportunities ahead for

both companies.” $

MonopolyCasino.com Launches

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GAMING NEWS

Cliff Castle Casino Hotel recently held a groundbreaking ceremony

for their six-story hotel expansion project which is anticipated to be

completed by late December 2016. The hotel will be developed by

DreamCatcher Hotels, a specialty hotel brand development company

in Memphis, Tennessee, and feature 122 luxury suites, king rooms,

double-queen rooms, a pool, multi-purpose conference rooms, coffee

shop, retail outlet and 300 space parking garage.

Thomas Beauty, the Yavapai Apache Nation Chairman stated, “This

project is monumental for our Nation as well as Northern Arizona.

We’re excited to offer this chance to experience our unique area with

an all-new hotel, create jobs in our local economy, and bring visitors

from near and far to our beautiful homelands.”

For more information about Cliff Castle Casino Hotel, visit their web-

site at CliffCastleCasinoHotel.com. $

Cliff Castle Casino Hotel Announces Hotel Expansion

Aquarius Casino Resort

800.662.LUCK

aquariuscasinoresort.com.

1,250+ slots, no smoking slot area,

high limit slots area, blackjack, table

games, roulette, craps, keno, race/

sports book.

Avi Resort & Casino

(Fort Mojave Tribe)

800.430.0721

avicasino.com.

1,000+ slots, bingo, blackjack, table

games, craps, roulette, poker room,

keno, race/sports book, KidsQuest.

Colorado Belle Hotel Casino

877.460.0777

coloradobelle.com.

750+ slots, blackjack, table games,

craps, roulette, poker room, keno,

race/sports book. Build your own

amazing burger at Pint’s Brewery!

Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino

800.227.3849

riversideresort.com.

1,300+ slots, no smoking slot area,

high limit slots area, bingo, black-

jack, table games, craps, roulette,

poker room, keno, race/sports book.

Pioneer Hotel & Gambling Hall

800.634.3469

pioneerlaughlin.com

490 slots, blackjack, table games,

craps, roulette, sports book. Make

sure to check out the video poker &

reel slots!

Harrah’s Laughlin

800.447.8700

harrahslaughlin.com

900+ slots, no smoking slot area,

high limit slots area, blackjack, table

games, craps, roulette, poker room,

live keno, race/sports book.

Golden Nugget Laughlin

800.237.1739

goldennugget.com/laughlin

1,000+ slots, blackjack, table games,

craps, roulette, poker room, sports

book. Sign up for the player’s club

and spin for free play!

Edgewater Hotel Casino

800.677.4837

edgewater-casino.com.

750+ slots, no smoking slot area,

high limit slots area, blackjack, table

games, roulette, craps, race/sports

book. Great all-around casino!

We are not responsible for incorrect, missing, or outdated information. To inform us of

updates, please email editor@azgamingguide.com. The Nevada Gaming Control Board

publishes statistics on casino gaming activity in Nevada according to their state’s gaming

regulations. The most current data for Laughlin at press time is from three months prior.

*A negative hold percentage indicates that game overpaid during the stated month.

Tropicana Laughlin

800.243.6846

troplaughlin.com

1,000+ slots, blackjack, table games,

craps, roulette, and a sports book.

Stop in for lunch at Carnegie’s or

the Poolside Café and enjoy the food!

Laughlin River Lodge

800.835.7904

laughlinriverlodge.com

1,000+ guest rooms and suites, over

30,000 square feet of the hottest

Vegas-style gaming, four restau-

rants, fast food options, & more!

Slots Hold % Tables Hold %

Loose $5 1.24 Blackjack / 21 15.79

$1 4.38 Pai Gow Poker 18.08

$25 5.13 Roulette 21.68

25¢ 5.31 Craps 22.28

5¢ 5.53 Other Table Games 29.12

Multi-Denom 5.70 Let It Ride 29.98

1¢ 10.98 Three Card Poker 35.93

Tight Megabucks 13.08

Other Hold %

Loose Sports Pools 12.69 Win Amount Dollars

Race Books 13.60 Slots 38.0 mil.

Bingo 19.14 Tables 3.3 mil.

Tight Live Keno 31.61 Other 1.0 mil.

Laughlin’s Gaming Statistics November 2015

LAUGHLIN, NEVADA Directory & Gaming Statistics

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http://www.goldennugget.com/

ropicana Laughlin is your green light to have more fun

because there’s always something going on at the Trop!

Voted number one for their outstanding promotions, a

stop in during your next visit to Laughlin or an overnight stay

at the Tropicana is a must. Check out these incredible promo-

tions going on during the month of February:

$20,000 Cupid’s Cash Slot Tournament

February 26 & February 27

$50 Buy-in (includes 1 entry and 1 buffet)

Registration is Friday 12noon—4pm

Bonus Round Friday 4:30—6:30pm

Round 1 Saturday 10am—1pm

Round 2 Saturday 1:30pm—4:30pm

To pre-register, call 1.800.343.4533 and mention Promo 5023

$15,000 Love Of The Game Blackjack Tournament

February 12—14

$50 Buy-in (includes 1 entry, 1 mulligan, 1 wild card drawing)

Registration is Friday 6pm—9pm

Tournament Play Saturday & Sunday

Final Table Sunday

To pre-register, call 1.800.343.4533 and mention Promo 5008

River Fund $2,500 Free Play Slot Tournament

2nd Sunday of each month

(Benefitting the River Fund program which provides food to

those in need in the local area)

Entry is $5 or 5 non-perishable food items worth $1 each

Tournament Play 10am—4pm (each entrant plays 1 round)

All awards in Free Play. 1st place $1,000 Free Play; 2nd place

$500 Free Play; 3rd place $250 Free Play; 4th to 7th place $100 Free

Play, 8th-14th place $50 Free Play.

Trop Gift Days

Earn 1,000 base points on the Trop Advantage Card on gift day

Dirt Devil Stick Vac – Saturday, February 13

Proctor Silex Electric Kettle – Friday, February 19

Chef Selection Stand Mixer – Saturday, February 20

After earning 1,000 base points, swipe your card at any casino

kiosk for a redemption voucher (no later than 9:30pm)

Redeem at Special Event Registration from 8am—2pm or from

6pm—10pm

Up To 20X Points On Wednesdays

A swipe at a kiosk randomly awards up to 20X point multiplier

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By Mark Novak

Veterans Card Free Buffet 4th Wednesday Of Every Month

Veteran plus 1 guest receive a free buffet (breakfast or dinner)

For guests with a special Trop Advantage Veterans Club Card

(free sign-up upon verification of a valid Veteran’s ID)

Club 50 Food & Beverage Deals

Valid every Monday with the exception of major holidays

Must be 50 or older and have a Trop Advantage Card

1 free cup of coffee from Poolside Café (no earning required)

Earn 25 base points get a 99¢ bagel from Poolside Café

Earn 50 base points get a $1.99 buffet

Earn 100 base points to spin the wheel to win from $5 to $50 in

Free Play (see Trop Advantage Club)

Cash Sweepstakes Mondays/Free Play Thursdays

Guests earn 1 electronic drawing ticket for every 25 base points

earned on Mondays

Random electronic drawings held every hour from 3pm—7pm

5 winners drawn each hour to receive $100 cash

(Same promotion on Thursdays for Free Play)

Loyal Locals Special Bonus

Locals will receive up to 20X points on Thursdays

For guests flagged in the Trop Advantage system as a local

$4.99 Buffet (dinner or breakfast) $

TROPICANA LAUGHLIN PROMOTIONS The Most Incredible Monthly Promotions On The River

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LAUGHLIN, NEVADA

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Send your question in an email with “Ask Joe” in the subject to our

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he Golden Nugget Laughlin is offering new patrons an

incredible deal! We, at the Arizona Gaming Guide , have

not seen this kind of promotion before and have always

wondered which casino would be the first to take advantage of

the idea. Players who are new to the 24K Select Club, the Play-

ers Club Program at Golden Nugget Laughlin, are eligible for a

Tier Upgrade Bonus!

Here is how the Tier Upgrade Bonus works:

1. Bring in a competitor’s tiered card (must be current)

2. Golden Nugget Laughlin instantly matches the tier level

3. Plus, receive a one tier upgrade bonus

The Golden Nugget Laughlin has four tiers in their 24K Select

Club: 24 Karat, Premier, Chairman, and Elite. If, for example,

you have a card from a competitor’s casino which is the lowest

GOLDEN NUGGET LAUGHLIN Players Get A One-Of-A-Kind Deal On Their Status At Other Casinos

level, when you bring that card

in to the Golden Nugget Laugh-

lin, you’ll be matched at their

lowest level, 24 Karat, and then

be upgraded one tier to Prem-

ier! Among many additional

privileges, Premier tier 24 Karat

Select Club members immedi-

ately begin earning tier credits

at a rate of 1.5 times faster than members at the 24 Karat tier.

Plus, earned comps and tier status can be used at any Golden

Nugget Casino and Landry’s Inc. locations in AZ, NV & CA!

Readers should reasonably expect some restrictions to apply to

this promotion. New patrons wishing to participate in the Tier

Upgrade Bonus should inquire at the Golden Nugget Laughlin

24K Select Club to receive all of the details. $

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CASINO ENTERTAINMENT Listings

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Apache Gold Casino—Globe, AZ—800.272.2438

Events: Heart Breakers Ba ll 3 Male Revue—Feb. 13, Show Me

The Benjamins Roping—Feb. 12-15, Apache Gold Pow Wow—Mar.

12-13

BlueWater Casino—Parker, AZ—888.243.3360

Dig Lounge: Featuring a variety o f live music.

Events: Lee Greenwood—Feb. 27

Casino Arizona—Scottsdale, AZ—480.850.7777

The Showroom: Don’t Look Back (Boston Tribute)—Feb. 5-6, the

Big Game Football Viewing Party—Feb. 7, The Ultimate Stones

(Rolling Stones Tribute)—Feb. 19-20, Double Vision (Foreigner Trib-

ute)—Feb. 26-27

The Arizona Room: Chad Freeman And Redline (Country)—

Mon. 8pm, Arizona Room Trivia—Tue. 7pm, Country Dance Instruc-

tion (Learn to Dance)—Wed. 6pm, Daisy Train (Country)—Wed.

8pm, Latin Fire Dance Nights (Learn to Dance)—Thu. 6pm, Rhythm

Of The Sun—Thu. 8pm, Superhero Band—Fri. 8:30pm, Enjoy a vari-

ety of rotating live performances and special events on Saturday

nights. Bands include: NEON, Shining Star, ZGF and The JJ’s Band.

Str8 Up—Sun. 8pm

Casino Del Sol—Tucson, AZ—520.838.6506

Paradiso Bar & Lounge: Thursday Tributes: Eagles Tribute—

Feb. 4, The Killers Tribute—Feb. 11, Tom Petty Tribute—Feb. 18.

Reba McEntire Tribute—Feb. 25, Friday Nights: Blue Monsoon—

Feb. 5, Billy Templeton—Feb. 19, Buckboard—Feb. 26. Saturday

Nights: Angel Norteno—Feb. 6, Conjunto Elegante—Feb. 13, Angel

de Oro—Feb. 20, Myzterio—Feb. 27

Conference Center: Lewis Black —Feb. 6

Cliff Castle Casino—Camp Verde, AZ—800.381.7568

Dragonfly Lounge: The Mods—Feb. 5-6, Super Tailgate Party—

Feb. 7, Sammy Davis—Feb. 12-13, Signo 12—Feb. 19-20, Apache

Spirit—Feb. 26-27

Cocopah Resort Casino—Somerton, AZ—800.237.5687

Events: Karaoke with Bling Bling—Th & Fr at 8pm

Desert Diamond Casino I—Tucson, AZ—866.332.9467

Monsoon Nightclub: Groove Live with DJ Blade—Fridays, Old

School Mix! Noches Caliente—Saturdays, The hottest Tex Mex and

Tejano music!

Desert Diamond Casino II—Sahuarita, AZ—866.332.9467

Sports Bar: Live music or DJs—Fr & Sa

Diamond Center: Ron White—Feb. 6, Frank Sinatra Jr.—Feb. 12,

Tracy Lawrence—Feb. 27

Fort McDowell Casino—Fort McDowell, AZ—800.843.3678

Lucky 7 Saloon: Featuring a variety of live music.

Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino—Maricopa, AZ—480.802.5000

Featured Entertainment: The Company Men—Feb. 13, Salt N

Pepa—Feb. 20 (at the UltraStar Amphitheater)

Valentine’s Day Entertainment: Guy Pennachio—The Lounge,

Apperson Duo—The Range & The Buffet

The Lounge: Featuring live music a ll month long. Doo Wah Rid-

ers—5th, Crawdaddio—6th, Cold Shott & The Hurricane Horns—

12th, Quantum—19th, Checkr’d Past—20th, Nashville Gold—26th,

Thaddeus Rose—27th Wednesdays In The Lounge: Enjoy live music

from Noon—4pm. Bandstand Shows—3rd, Thaddeus Rose—10th,

Reba McEntire Tribute—17th, Chance Tinder—24th, He Said She

Said—14th, Stanley Serano Trio—21st, Flavour—28th The Lounge

Happy Hour: Enjoy Happy hour and live music Tuesdays &

Wednesdays from 5 – 8pm. Stan Serano Trio—1st, Uncorked Trio—

2nd, Van & Melanie—3rd, Flavour—4th, John Eric Duo—8th, XO

Band—9th, Western Fusion Trio—10th, Scott Helmer—11th, Chuck

Tracy Lawrence Desert Diamond Casino—February 27

Country star Tracy Lawrence is putting on a special Tucson

Rodeo performance at the Diamond Center on Saturday, Feb-

ruary 27, 2016. Tickets start at $35 and are on sale through Star

Tickets and also available at the Desert Diamond Rewards

Center. Doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 8pm. Prior

to the Tracy Lawrence concert, “Pork Chop” from KIIM-FM

will provide free entertainment in the casino courtyard from 5

pm to 7pm. Guests can enjoy food and drink specials, includ-

ing a cash bar for those 21 and over.

With more than 13 million albums sold in his career, Tracy

Lawrence is one of the most recognizable voices in Country

music. He’s had 22 songs on the Billboard top ten charts, in-

cluding 18 number-one singles, such as Time Marches On,

Alibis, and Find Out Who Your Friends Are. Tracy Lawrence has

been named CMT’s Most Played Video Artist of the Year and

in 2014 was Music Row Breakout Awards Independent Artist

of the Year. Treena Parvello, Director of Public Relations and

Communications for the Tohono O’odham Gaming Enterprise,

said, “Southern Arizona loves the rodeo and country music.

We’re bringing the two together with a special performance by

Tracy Lawrence. If you like country music and you like danc-

ing, this is the show for you!”

Editor’s Pick CASINO ENTERTAINMENT

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E Baby—15th, John Eric Duo—16th, Walkens Trio—17th, Flavour—

18th, Chuck E Baby—22nd, Karen & Co—23rd, Walkens Trio—24th,

Scott Helmer—25th Karen & Marcus—29th

Hon-Dah Casino—Pinetop, AZ—800.929.8744

Timbers Lounge and Showroom: Munday Funday—Comedy

Show 7pm, Warren G Band (Variety)—Feb. 2-6, James Presley Band

(Country & Classic Rock)—Feb. 9-13, In-A-Fect (R&B Variety)—

Feb. 16-20, Smokehouse (Country & Variety)—Feb. 23-27

Conference Center: Hon-Dah’s Big Bowl Bash—Feb. 7, Rod Stewart

Tribute—Feb. 14, ABBA Fab—Mar. 25

Lone Butte Casino—Chandler, AZ—800.946.4452

Cascades Lounge: Phoenix area bands & DJs offer free live en-

tertainment throughout the week featuring the Valley's best local

bands & DJs

Cities Bar & Grille: Sunday Brunch fea turing live enterta in-

ment from 10am-4pm

Events: The Pettybreakers (Tom Petty Tribute)—Feb. 6, Matt

Hodek & The Dakota Dutchmen—Feb. 11, Paperback Writer (Beatles

Tribute)—Feb. 13, Sam’s Band—Feb. 18

Mazatzal Casino—Payson, AZ—800.777.7529

Apache Spirits Lounge: Featuring a variety o f live music.

Paradise Casino—Yuma, AZ—888.777.4946

Sharky’s Bar & Bites: Fea turing a variety o f live music.

Quechan Casino—Winterhaven, CA—877.783.2426

Sidewinders: Fea turing a variety o f live music.

Talking Stick Resort—Scottsdale, AZ—480.850.7777

The Showroom & Grand Ballroom: Trace Adk ins—Feb. 12,

Frank Caliendo—Feb. 13, The Tubes—Feb. 20, The Mavericks—Feb.

27, Joe Satriani—Mar. 5, BoDeans—Mar. 12, Legends In Concert—

Mar. 16-20, TESLA—Mar. 25, An Evening With David Crosby—

Mar. 26, Steve Hackett—Apr. 2, Kathleen Madigan—Apr. 9, Tracy

Morgan—May 14, Aaron Lewis—May 15, Blue October—Jun. 3

Twin Arrows Navajo Casino—Flagstaff, AZ—855.946.8946

Featuring a variety of live music.

Vee Quiva Casino—Laveen, AZ—800.946.4452

Event Center: Little Joe y La Familia —Feb. 13 & 14, Diamond In

The Rough (Neil Diamond Tribute)—Feb. 27

Wild Horse Pass Casino—Chandler, AZ—800.946.4452

Chrome Nightclub—Fri & Sat 9pm-2am, The Lounge—Featuring a

variety of live music nightly, Festival Park—Live music outdoors

Showroom: Engelbert Humperdinck—Feb. 5, December 63 Tribute

to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons—Feb. 12, Smokey Robinson—

Feb. 13 & 14, Roseanne Barr—Feb. 19, Oak Ridge Boys—Feb. 20,

Tribute to Barbra Streisand—Feb. 21, Corrie Sachs Tribute to Reba

McEntire—Feb. 28, Gordon Lightfoot—Mar. 4

THE TUBES Talking Stick Resort

February 20

The Tubes will return to Talking Stick Resort and perform

live on the Showroom stage on Saturday, February 20th.

Back by popular demand, the hometown favorites have

maintained a thriving and prosperous career spanning more

than 30 years. The rock band will captivate audiences with

their collection of greatest hits including such songs as

What Do You Want From Life, Talk to Ya Later and TV is

King.

Since releasing their debut album in 1975, the band has

opened for iconic group Led Zeppelin, shared the stage with

Dolly Parton and was featured in the 1980 film, Xanadu.

They catapulted to fame in 1983 courtesy of their top-

charting single, She’s a Beauty. Fans can spend the Saturday

evening with the San Francisco-based band and experience

their live show firsthand.

Tickets for The Tubes are currently available and can be

purchased by calling the Talking Stick Resort Box Office at

480.850.7734. To learn more information, visit their website

at TalkingStickResort.com/The-Tubes.aspx. Must be 21 or

older to attend.

Talking Stick Resort is a AAA Four Diamond Rated Resort

and a central landmark within the emerging Talking Stick

Cultural and Entertainment Destination (TSCED). Located

in Scottsdale, Arizona, just east of the Loop 101 on Talking

Stick Way, TSR is locally owned and caringly operated by

the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community.

Talking Stick Resort offers culturally rich experiences and

luxury accommodations throughout its 496 deluxe rooms,

nearly 300,000 sq. ft. casino, 11 restaurants and lounges,

world-class spa, 650-seat showroom, 25,000 sq. ft. grand ball-

room, thriving cultural center and more than 113,000 sq. ft.

of indoor and outdoor meeting space. $

Verify all details & age restrictions (generally 21 & over) for each event. Venues, times, dates, & ticket

information are subject to change. Photos/images copyright of the individual artist(s), photographer(s),

or venue(s). All Rights Reserved. We are not responsible for incorrect, missing, or outdated information.

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Sources: Arizona Department of Gaming—Current Tribal Gaming Status as of 01/01/15 & direct inquiries by press time.

We are not responsible for incorrect, missing, or outdated information. Contact editor@azgamingguide.com to make updates.

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ing February to 29 days rather than the common 28.

This day is added to the calendar in leap years as a corrective

measure, because the Earth doesn’t orbit around the sun in pre-

cisely 365 days.

Leap day, on February 29, has been a day of traditions, folklore

and superstitions ever since Leap Years were first invented by

Julius Caesar over 2000 years ago. According to an old Irish

tradition, St. Bridget struck a deal with St. Patrick to allow

women to propose to men every four years! And, men, you

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FEBRUARY 29 - LEAP DAY TRADITIONS Ladies, Get Prepared To Propose To Your Man If He Hasn’t Already

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The practice of women

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is different all across the

world. For example, the

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on February 24 and not

February 29. If a Danish

man refuses to marry,

he must give 12 pairs of

gloves to the woman (one pair for each month to hide the fact

that her hand does not contain a ring). In Finland, the man must

provide the heartbroken woman fabric for a skirt. Several other

countries in Europe, particularly in Greece, and across the

world, believe it to be truly unlucky to wed during a leap year.

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