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The legal age to gamble in California is 18, however at most casinos the minimum age is 21 because of alcohol license regulations. Call the California office of tourism 877-225-4326 or visit the state web site www.visitcalifornia.com for more travel information. The California page shows all the casinos, racetracks and poker rooms in the state.
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Gambling Sacramento Area
.Thunder Valley Casino does not charge for text messages. However, standard and other charges may apply from your wireless provider. I certify that I am 21 years of age or older; and I understand that a valid state or federal issued I.D. Is required to obtain my Thunder Rewards Card. .Thunder Valley Casino does not charge for text messages. However, standard and other charges may apply from your wireless provider. I certify that I am 21 years of age or older; and I understand that a valid state or federal issued I.D. Is required to obtain my Thunder Rewards Card. The first casino to reopen in California following the shutdowns for COVID-19 was Win-River Resort & Casino in Redding. The Redding Rancheria reopened Win-River Casino on May15th. That was followed the next week by the openings of two Sacrament-area casinos, Hard Rock Casino Sacramento and Rolling Hills Casino and Resort.
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Attorney General
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Office Of Problem Gambling Sacramento
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