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JUNE 16, 2000 With their gaming compact safely authorized by the state and the federal government, the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is preparing their Spa Casino in Palm Springs for the arrival of 511 new slot machines within the next few days. Another 300 will arrive in the summer. The tribe has a total allotment of 2,000 slot machines and will place 950 machines there when the Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage opens next year. California voters overwhelmingly approved expanded "Vegas-style" gaming in March. Get the Story:
Agua Caliente tribe prepares Spa Casino for 511 slot machines (The Desert Sun 6/16)
Tribe prepares for slots
Facebook TwitterJUNE 16, 2000 With their gaming compact safely authorized by the state and the federal government, the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is preparing their Spa Casino in Palm Springs for the arrival of 511 new slot machines within the next few days. Another 300 will arrive in the summer. The tribe has a total allotment of 2,000 slot machines and will place 950 machines there when the Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage opens next year. California voters overwhelmingly approved expanded "Vegas-style" gaming in March. Get the Story:
Agua Caliente tribe prepares Spa Casino for 511 slot machines (The Desert Sun 6/16)
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