EDMUND G. BROWN JR. Attorney General

State ofCaliforniaDEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

8114/2007DJVJSJON OF GAMBLING CONTROL 1435 River Park Drive, Suite 200

P. O. Box 168024 Sacramento, CA 95816-8024

Telephone: (916) 263-5779 Facsimile: (916) 263-1500

August 14, 2007

RE: New Tournament Application Process

The Division is pleased to announce the implementation of a more simplified Tournament Application process. Effective immediately the Division is adopting much less restrictive requirements on gambling establishments requesting approval to offer tournaments. This new process will allow gambling establishments more flexibility and allow greater variations in the elements that make up the tournament structure. In most cases, you will only need two tournament approvals, one for Poker Tournaments and one for the California Games (controlled games that feature a rotating player-dealer position). The following are the key changes in the tournament application requirements:

~ The Tournament Name is no longer required on the application. ~ Each aspect of the tournament structure may be specified as either a range or option in

the element of the buy-ins, re-buys, add-on, etc. ~ Multiple sources for the funding ofprizes are allowed. ~ Multiple prize structures are allowed. ~ All fees may be specified as either a range or option. ~ You are no longer required to submit advertisements with the Application for Gaming

Activity Review. ~ For proper accounting a Tournament Log should be maintained to record the

tournament play.

For more detailed instructions please see the enclosed documents:

• Application for Gaming Activity Review:

At this time, there has been no change to the application. Please continue to fill this out in its entirety and enclose it with your submission. If all questions on the application are not answered following the requirements outlined here, your review/approval process for tournament(s) may be delayed.

• Application for Gaming Activity Review Instructions:

These instructions detail exactly what is allowed and required in each section of the Application for Gaming Activity Review.

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• Application for Gaming Activity Review Instructions:

These instructions detail exactly what is allowed and required in each section of the Application for Gaming Activity Review.

• Gaming Activity Review Application Example:

This example has been provided to assist you in completing the Gaming Activity Review Application pertaining to the new tournament guidelines.

• Tournament Log:

Although your Application for Gaming Activity Review may cover multiple tournaments, the Tournament Log should be filled out with information specific for each tournament played. The log should be retained by your gambling establishment for seven (7) years and be available upon request from Division staff during all hours of operation. If you would like additional copies ofthe sample log, contact your Games Analyst. (NOTE: The Division is currently amending regulations to establish this procedure as a requirement.)

• Tournament Log Instructions:

These instructions detail exactly what information is required in each section of the Tournament Log.

• Tournament Log Example:

This example has been provided to assist you in completing your Tournament Log.

It is important to note gambling establishments wanting to receive approval of a tournament using the structure noted above must submit a new application to the Division in the form of an Application for Gaming Activity Review (DGC-APP. 027), along with a nonrefundable application fee of$500 [Ref. Business and Professions Code 19951 (a)] and a refundable deposit of $315 [Ref. Title 11, CCR, Division 3, section 2037 (a) (1) (I) and Business and Professions Code section 19951]. Gambling establishments will not be allowed to amend tournaments previously approved under the old application process. Once approved under the new process, all tournaments conducted within the specified variations or options will be approved for play without additional amendments or applications.

The Division will only begin the review/approval process upon receipt of a complete application and monies. Please note that additional monies may be required to supplement the initial deposit if needed to cover actual costs and charges incurred. Any unused portion of the deposit will be refunded along with an itemization ofthe charges.

Although current regulations allow for ninety (90) days to process an application, requests that are submitted with all the required information addressed in this letter will take fewer days to process. As a reminder, gambling establishments may not offer for play any requested game or gaming activity without first obtaining authorization from the Division [Ref. Title 11, CCR, Division 3, section 2070 (b)].

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Also enclosed with this letter, is a list that identifies the games analyst assigned to each gambling establishment. Should you have any questions regarding this new process, please contact the games analyst assigned to your gambling establishment or Debbie McLaughlin, Manager of the Games Review Unit at (916) 263-5418.

Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

Sincerely,

~,~~TAM~~ DOJ Administrator II Division of Gambling Control

For EDMUND G. BROWN JR. Attorney General

Enclosures

cc: Don VanDoorn, SAS Compliance & Enforcement Section Division of Gambling Control - Sacramento

Warren Sorenson, SAS Compliance & Enforcement Section Division of Gambling Control - Los Angeles

Dave Vialpando, SAS Compliance & Enforcement Section Division of Gambling Control - Riverside

Tyler Burtis, SAS Compliance & Enforcement Section Division of Gambling Control - San Diego

Eric Linch, SAS Compliance & Enforcement Section Division of Gambling Control - Redding

Department ofJustice

Slate of CaIWomia

Application for Gaming Activity Review DGC-APP. 0~7 (Rev. 01105)

California Department of Justice Division of Gambling Control P. O. Box 168024 Sacramento, CA 95816-8024 Phone: (916) 263-3408 Fax: (916) 263-3403

APPLICATION FOR GAMING ACTIVITY REVIEW (Jackpots, Cashpots, Bonuses, Promotions, Tournaments, etc.)

All applicants complete Section I. For Tournaments or Special Events, Section II must be completed. For all other gaming activities Section III must be completed. On a separate sheet(s) of 8 x 11 Yz inch white paper provide typewritten descriptions and explanations as requested in Section II and Section III. This form must be signed and dated by the applicant. The explanation page(s) must be attached and submitted with this application to the Division of Gambling Control. Only one gaming activity may be submitted per form.

A non-refundable application fee of $500 and a deposit of$315 must accompany the Application for Gaming Activity Review. Please make your check payable to the Division of Gambling Control and send the entire package to the following address:

Regular Mail Delivery: California Department of Justice Division of Gambling Control P.O. Box 168024 Sacramento, CA 95816-8024

CommerciallPersonal Delivery: California Department of Justice Division of Gambling Control 1425 River Park Drive, Ste 400 Sacramento, CA 95815

Name of Gambling Establishment:

Address of Gambling Establishment:

... ITitle:Applicant's Name:

Mailing Address:

City: State: IZip:

Telephone Number: ( ) Fax Number: ( )

SECTION I - APPLICANT INFORMATION

Page I of 2 DGC-APP. 027 (Rev. 01/05)

Stale of Cal~omia Department of Justice

Application for Gaming Activity Review DGC-APP. 027 (Rev. 01105)

SECTION II TOURNAMENTS OR SPECIAL EVENTS-1. Name of Tournament or Special Event.

2. Name of controlled game(s) to be offered during the Tournament or Special Event.

3. Attach a copy of the application and fees submitted to the California Gambling Control Commission for any additional temporary tables related to this gaming activity.

4. Location of event within the gambling establishment.

S. Gaming activity(ies) to be offered during Tournament or Special Event.

6. Tournament structure (Including Buy-Ins, Re-Buys, Add-Ons, etc.)

7. Prize amount; source of funds.

8. Prize structure.

9. Amount of any administrative or other type of fee retained by the house for operating the Tournament or Special Event.

10. Provide copies of any published/proposed promotions or advertisement literature related to this Tournament or Special Event..

11. Identify any entity or person, other than those licensed as the house, involved in the Tournament or Special Event.

SECTION III - JACKPOTS, CASHPOTS BONUSES, PROMOTIONS, etc., I. Name of Proposed Gaming Activity:

2. Name each controlled game that is associated with this gaming activity.

3. Describe any jackpot or any other type of prize awarded.

4. If a cash prize is involved, is the amount of the prize progressive (increases) or a fixed amount?

5. Explain if the gaming activity is house funded or player funded.

6. Describe any special fee collection involved in this gaming activity, for example, a jackpot fee collection.

7. Describe how the jackpot will be seeded and how any prizes will be awarded.

8. Explain any prize distribution including prizes given to the winner, loser, or any other player or patron.

9. Explain any re-seeding of the fund once the prize is won.

10. Explain any minimum or maximum number of players required to be dealt into the game for the table to be eligible for the gaming activity and prize.

II. Explain if the house is retaining any administrative or any other type of fee for operating the gaming activity.

12. Describe any opportunity(s) for a person to play for the prize without placing any live wagers or paying any table fees.

13. Provide copies of any published/proposed promotion or advertisement literature.

14. Identify any entity or person other than those licensed as the house involved in the gaming activity.

IS. Describe the type oftable and equipment utilized for the gaming activity.

This application must be signed by the person requesting the gaming activity review. I declare under penalty ofperjury under the laws of the State of California that the information contained in this form and all attachments is true and correct.

Applicant's Signature Date

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Application for Gaming Activity Review Instructions (Section II)

1. Name of Tournament or Special Event No need to specify a specific name. Either "Poker Tournaments" or "CA Games Tournament" will be acceptable.

2. Name of controlled games to be offered during the Tournament or Special Event. Specify the Division approved game(s) that will be played during any of the tournaments. More than one game may be submitted on the application. Poker games and California games (controlled games that feature a rotating player-dealer position) may not be submitted on the same application. Rules of any base game(s) played in a tournament must be previously approved by the Division and be submitted on the application.

3. Attach a copy of the application and fees submitted to the California Gambling Control Commission for any additional temporary tables related to this gaming activity.

4. Location of event within the gambling establishment. • No need to specify this information.

5. Gaming activity(ies) to be offered during Tournament or Special Event. Specify any gaming activity(ies) that will be offered during any tournament. Rules of the gaming activity(ies) must be previously approved by the Division.

6. Tournament Structure (Including Buy-Ins, Re-Buys, Add-Ons, etc.)

Method ofEntry Specify how a patron enters a tournament. For example: Pay the buy-in and entry fee, gain entry via points earned from other tournaments, promotion, etc. More that one method of entry will be allowed.

Buy-In Specify the buy-in amount. A range will be accepted for the buy-in amount.

Re-Buy!Add-On Specify the re-buy amount. A range will be accepted. Specify the add-on amount. A range will be accepted.

• Specify the number ofre-buys and/or add-ons aJlowed. A range will be accepted.

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7. Prize amount; source of funds. • Specify the source of funds for the prizes (i.e. buy-ins, donations, casino, etc.). • If the prize amount may be guaranteed and the source of funds is via the buy-ins,

explain the method of funding if the sum of all buy-ins is not enough to pay the guaranteed prize. _

• More than one source of funding for the prizes can be identified.

8. Prize Structure • Identify how the prize pool is awarded (i.e. flat amount, percentage, both, etc.) • Specify the prize amount or percentage that will be paid to each place. The prize

structure may be broken down by number of players. • Identify all other types of prizes that may be awarded; such as, vehicles,

merchandise, seat in the WSOP, etc.

9. Amount of any administrative or other type of fee retained by the house for operating the Tournament or Special Event. • Specify the administrative/entry fee amount. A range will be accepted. • Administrative/entry fees must be flat rates (not a percentage).

Other Fees (if applicable) • Specify any other fees that may be charged. A range will be accepted. • Other fees must be flat rates (not a percentage).

10. Provide copies of any published/proposed promotions or advertisement literature related to this Tournament or Special Event. • Advertisement literature no longer needs to be submitted to the Division with the

application. • The advertisements should be kept with the log that is completed for each

tournament.

11. Identify any entity or person, other than those licensed as the house, involved in the Tournament or Special Event.

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EXAMPLE

Application for Gaming Activity Review

Section II - Tournaments

1. Name of Toumament.

• Poker Tournaments

2. Name of controlled game(s) to be offered during the Tournament.

• Texas Hold'em and Omaha

3. Attach a copy of the application and fees submitted to the California Gambling Control Commission for any additional temporary tables related to this gaming activity.

• N/A

4. Location of event within the gambling establishment.

• N/A

5. Gaming activity to be offered during Tournament.

• Cash Giveaway - The names of three tournament entrants will be drawn from a bucket at three separate times throughout the tournament. Each of the three winners will receive $50 in cash (approved by the Division on 2/1/2005).

6. Tournament structure (Including Buy-ins, Re-buys, Add-ons, etc.).

• Method of entry: Patrons may enter a tournament by paying a buy-in plus entry fee, winning a previous tournament, or winning their entry from a promotion at the casino.

• Buy-in: $1 - $500,000

• Re-buy: $1 - $500,000 / 1 time - unlimited times

• Add-on: $1 - $500,000/ 1 time - 3 times

7. Prize amount; source of funds.

• The prizes will be the cumulative amount of buy-ins, re-buys, and add-ons. The prizes may also be guaranteed, with any shortfall being covered by the casino.

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EXAMPLE

8. Prize Structure.

• When the prize amount is based off ofbuy-ins, re-buys, and add-ons the payouts will be a percentage. B~low is how the payouts will occur:

1 - 20 Players l5t Place 50% 2na Place 35% 3TO Place 15%

21- 50 Players l5t Place 45% 2nd Place 25% 3Td Place 15% 4th Place 10% 5tn Place 5%

51 - 100 Players l5t Place 35% 2nd Place 23% 3Td Place 15% 4th Place 12% 5th Place 10% 6th Place 3% in Place 2%

100+ Players l5t Place 25% 2nd Place 20% 3Ta Place 15% 4tn Place 12% 5tn Place 10% 6th Place 8% i hPlace· 5% 8th Place 3% 10th Place 2%

• When the prize amount is guaranteed the payouts will be a cash value ranging from $100 - $5,000. The cash will be paid to players from the buy-ins, re-buys, and add-ons. If there is not enough cash to cover the guaranteed prize amount, the casino will fund the difference.

• Other prizes may consist of entry into the World Series of Poker Tournament (W.S.O.P.). Rather than the first place tournament winner receiving a percentage of the prize pool, they will receive entry into the W.S.O.P. In addition, the Casino will pay for the winner's hotel accommodations while at the W.S.O.P. event in Las Vegas. The player must make his or her own travel arrangements for getting to/from Las Vegas. During this tournament, there will be only one winner.

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EXAMPLE

9. Amount of any administrative or other type of fee retained by the house for operating the Tournament.

• The Casino will collect '!Jl entry fee of $0 - $500. The Casino will retain the designated entry fee for running the tournament and paying its Casino staff.

10. Provide copies of any published/proposed promotions or advertisement literature related to this Tournament.

• N/A

11. Identify any entity or person, other than those licensed as the house, involved in the Tournament.

• N/A

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TOURNAMENT LOG

6. Method of Entry

7. Division Approved Game(s) Offered

8. Gaming Activities Offered

9. Source of Funds for Prizes

10. Blinds

11. Buy-In Amount 12. Re.Buy Amount 13. # of Re-Buys Allowed 14. Add-On Amount 15. # of Add-Ons Allowed

16. Entry Fee 17. Administrative Fees 18. Other Fees

19. Total # of Paid Entries

22. Prize Distribution

20. Amount of Total Prize Pool 21. Amount of Total Entry Fees

**NOTE: Results of each tournament need to be recorded and available for participants to review. The recording should include the name of the event, date(s) of the event, total number of entries, dollar amount of entry fees total, prize pool total, and the dollar amount paid for each winning category. The name of each winner shall be recorded and maintained.

Key Employee/Manager/Administrator Printed Name Key Employee/Manager/Administrator Signature Date

Tournament Log Instructions

NOTE: A tournament log fonn should be filled out for each tournament, and retained in the gambling establishment for seven (7) years. Enclosed is a sample fonn. You are not required to use this specific fonn, however the infonnation noted on this sample should be documented and available for review upon request by the Division. If you wish additional copies ofthe sample forin please contact your assigned Games Analyst.

1. Gambling Establishment Specify name of card room.

2. Day Specify the day of the week the tournament was played.

3. Date • Specify the date the tournament was played.

4. Time • Specify the time for the start of the tournament.

5. Name Specify the name of the tournament.

6. Method of Entry Specify how a patron enters a tournament. For example: Pay the buy-in and entry fee, gain entry via points earned from other tournaments, promotion, etc.

7. Division Approved Game(s) Offered Specify the Division approved game(s) that were played during the tournament.

8. Gaming Activities Offered Specify any gaming activity(ies) that were offered during the tournament.

9. Source of Funds for Prizes Specify the source of funds for the prizes (i.e. buy-ins, donations, casino, etc.).

10. Blinds Specify what the blinds start at and how they increase for each round.

11. Buy-In Amount Specify the buy-in amount for the tournament.

12. Re-Buy Amount Specify the re-buy amount.

13. # of Re-Buys Allowed Specify the number of re-buys allowed and when they are allowed.

14. Add-On Amount Specify the add-on amount.

15. # of Add-Ons Allowed Specify the number of add-ons allowed and when they are allowed.

16. Entry Fee Specify the entry fee amount.

17. Administrative Fees Specify the administrative fee amount

18. Other Fees Specify any other fees that were charged or retained by card room.

19. Total # of Entries Specify the total number of entries into the toumarn.ent.

20. Amount of Total Prize Pool Specify the amount of the total prize pool paid out.

21. Amount of Total Entry Fees Specify the total amount of all entry fees paid.

22. Prize Distribution Specify the prize amount or percentage that was paid to each place.

TOURNAMENT LOG EXAMPLE 1~'Gilm6iin~rE$tafjlistlm'ent'"i~~1;1"Y":;J\.::Xf;1~i':;'~; p,i C / >'",;i1 ";:';:,r,.,\+',,,> , ",General I,,,, .... 'Q' .,.... ,,,,,

2. Day 13. Date 14. Time \5. Name Lucky Seven Club Saturday 07/21/07 7:30 PM WSOP Blow-Out Tournament

6. Method of Entry Cash

7. Division Approved Game(s) 0 h H' L S I't Offered ma a 1­ 0 P 1

8. Gaming Activities Offered Bad Beat Jackpot

9. Source of Funds for Prizes

Sum of all buy-ins and add-ons.

10. Blinds

25/50 - doubling each round

11. Buy-In Amount

$150.00

12. Re-Buy Amount

None

13. # of Re-Buys Allowed 14. Add-On Amount

None $125.00

15. # of Add-Ons Allowed

One - prior to the 4th round

16. Entry Fee

$15 to house

17. Administrative Fees

$10 to dealers and tournament staff

18. Other Fees

None

20. Amount of Total Prize Pool 21. Amount of Total Entry Fees

40 $7,250.00 $1,000.00

22. Prize Distribution

25 - 50 players: 1st - 45%; 2nd - 30%; 3rd - 15%; 4th - 10%

**NOTE: Results of each tournament need to be recorded and available for participants to review. The recording should include the name of the event, date(s) of the event, total number of entries. dollar amount of entry fees total, prize pool total, and the dollar amount paid for each winning category. The name of each winner shall be recorded and maintained.

John Hancock August 8, 2007

Key Employee/Manager/Administrator Printed Name Key Employee/Manager/Administrator Signature Date

GAMES, OWNER, AND FIELD REP. CARDROOM ASSIGNMENTS

Assigned Assigned Assigned Cardrooms Games Cardroom Cardroom

Analyst Owner Analyst Field Rep 101 Casino, The Melissa Meade Debbie Monro Jud IGabe

, . ~ngie's Poker Club Lori Hankins Chelsea Zimba' Judy/Gabe ~rtichoke's Joe's Casino Lori Hankins Chelsea Zimba Judy/Gabe Bay 101 Melissa Meade Brenda Weygandt Judy/Gabe Bell Gardens Bicycle Club MvstvTrejo Frances Ascunion Dina Kenney Black Sheep Casino Mystv Treio Malou Escobar Judy/Gabe Brooks Oceana Cardroom Mysty Trejo Lina Thomas Dina Kenney Bruce's Casino Mvstv Trejo Frances Ascunion Shadell Ward California Grand Casino Lori Hankins Chelsea Zimba Judy/Gabe Cameo Club Lori Hankins Lina Thomas JudvlGabe Capitol Casino Melissa Meade Mary Hoffman Judy/Gabe Cap's Saloon Lori Hankins Frances Ascunion Judy/Gabe Casino Club Mysty Treio Chelsea Zinba Eric Linch Casino Marysville Lori Hankins Frances Ascunion Judy/Gabe Casino Real Mysty Trejo Malou Escobar Judy/Gabe Ceasa~s Club Lori Hankins Debbie Monroy Judy/Gabe Central Coast Casino-G.B. Lori Hankins Debbie Monroy Dina Kenney Central Coast Casino-P.R. Lori Hankins Debbie Monroy Dina Kenney Clovis 500 Club Lori Hankins Brenda Weygandt Judy/Gabe ClubCaribe Lori Hankins Frances Ascunion Dina Kenney Club One Lori Hankins Brenda Weyqandt Judy/Gabe Club San Rafael Mysty Treio Chelsea Zimba Judy/Gabe Commerce Casino Lori Hankins Malou Escobar Dina Kenney Comstock Cardroom Mysty Trejo Frances Ascunion Judy/Gabe Crystal Park Casino Mysty Trejo Mary Hoffman Dina Kenney Ioelta Club Card Room Lori Hankins Brenda Weygandt Judy/Gabe Delta Downtown Casino Lori Hankins Malou Escobar Judy/Gabe Deuces Wild Casino Lori Hankins Brenda Weygandt JudylGabe Diamond Jim's Lori Hankins Mary Hoffman Dina Kenney Don Juan Club &Casin Mysty Trejo Frances Ascunion Judy/Gabe Duffy's Cardroom Melissa Meade Frances Ascunion JudylGabe EI Resbalon Melissa Meade Chelsea Zimba Judy/Gabe Empire Sportsmen's Assoc. Lori Hankins Chelsea Zimba Judy/Gabe Garden City Melissa Meade Chelsea Zimba Judy/Gabe Garlic City Club Melissa Meade Malou Escobar JudylGabe Gloria's Lounge &Casino Melissa Meade Lina Thomas JudylGabe Gold Rush Casino Mysty Trejo Malou Escobar Judy/Gabe Golden State Cardroom Lori Hankins Mary' Hoffman Judy/Gabe Golden West Casino Melissa Meade Frances Ascunion Dina Kenney Hawaiian Gardens Mysty Trejo Frances Ascunion Dina Kenney Hemphill's Card Room Melissa Meade Debbie Monroy JudylGabe HollyWood Park Lori Hankins Brenda Weygandt Dina Kenney Hotel Del Rio & Casino MystvTreio Mary Hoffman Judy/Gabe Hustler Casino Mystv Treio Mary Hoffman Dina Kenney ~alisco Pool Room . Melissa Meade Mary Hoffman Dina Kenney Kelly's Lori Hankins Malou Escobar JudylGabe Klondike Casino Lori Hankins Brenda Weygandt Eric Linch La Fuerza Lori Hankins Debbie Monroy Judy/Gabe La Primavera Pool Hall &Cafe Lori Hankins Frances Ascunion Judy/Gabe Lake Bowl Cardroom Lori Hankins Brenda Weygandt Judy/Gabe Limelight Cardroom Melissa Meade Brenda Wevqandt Judv/Gabe livermore Casino Melissa Meade Malou Escobar JudylGabe Lucky Buck Card Club Melissa Meade Brenda Weygandt Judy/Gabe Lucky Chances Lori Hankins Mary Hoffman JudylGabe Lucky Derbv Casino Melissa Meade Mary Hoffman JudylGabe Lucky Lady Melissa Meade Chelsea Zinba Dolly Jones Marina Club Lori Hankins Chelsea Zimba Judy/Gabe

Assigned Assigned Assigned Cardrooms Games Cardroom Cardroom

Analyst Owner Analyst Field Rep Merced Poker Room Lori Hankins Malou Escobar Judy/Gabe Mike's Card Casino Melissa Meade Brenda Weygandt Judv/Gabe Mint, The Melissa Meade Mary Hoffaman Judy/Gabe Mortime~s Card Room Lori Hankins lina Thomas Judy/Gabe Napa Valley Casino Melissa Meade Frances Ascunion Judy/Gabe Nineteenth Hole, The Melissa Meade Debbie Monroy Judy/Gabe Normandie Club Melissa Meade Malou Escobar Dina Kenney Oaks Card Club Mysty Trejo Debbie Monroy Judy/Gabe Oasis Card Room Mysty Trejo Frances Ascunion Dina Kenney OCean View Cardroom Lori Hankins Lina Thomas Judy/Gabe Ocean's Eleven Casino Melissa Meade Mary Hoffman Dolly Jones Old Cayucos Tavern Melissa Meade Chelsea Zimba Dina Kenney Outlaws Card Parlour Melissa Meade Debbie Monro Dina Kenne

Palace Card Room Lori Hankins Malou Escobar Judv/Gabe Palomar Card Club Melissa Meade Lina Thomas Dolly Jones Pastime Mysty Treio Chelsea Zimba Judy/Gabe Phoenix Lounge Casino Lori Hankins Brenda Weygandt Judy/Gabe Playe~s Poker Club Mvsty Trejo Debbie Monroy Dina Kenney Poker Flats Casino Mysty Trejo Malou Escobar Judy/Gabe Rancho's Lori Hankins Malou Escobar Judy/Gabe River Cardroom, The Mystv Treio Lina Thomas Judv/Gabe Rogelio's Mysty Trejo Mary Hoffaman Judy/Gabe Royal Flush Card Room Mysty Treio Brenda Weygandt Judy/Gabe S &KCard Room Melissa Meade Frances Ascunion Eric Linch Sahara Dunes Mysty Trejo Mary Hoffman Shadell Ward Silver Fox Melissa Meade Malou Escobar Judy/Gabe SI. Charles Place Mysty Treio Chelsea Zimba JudylGabe Sundowner Cardroom Mystv Trejo Chelsea Zimba JudylGabe Tommy's Casino &Saloon Melissa Meade Brenda Weygandt Dolly Jones Turlock Poker Room Melissa Meade Chelsea Zimba JUdylGabe VenA Mexico Melissa Meade Debbie Monroy JudvlGabe Villaqe Club Melissa Meade Lina Thomas Dolly Jones

Ine Country {Axtion Jackson] Lori Hankins Debbie Monroy JudylGabe Games &Site Visit Coordination Office Cell. Fax Debbie McLaughlin, Manager 263-5418 997-5357 Mysty Trejo, Lead Analyst 263-8116 732-7981 Lori Hankins 263-3544 732-7963 Melissa Meade 263-1463 732-7987 Joseph Hanagan. Student 263-3397 Field Representatives Office Cell. Fax Tyler Burtis, SAS 858-268-5454 858-688-3679 Dolly Jones 858-268-5463 858-444-5919 Woody Sorenson, SAS 323-869-3947 323-326-0866 Dina Kenny 323-869-3949 323-974-8281 323-869-3954 Don Van Doorn, SAS 263·3803 997-5503 Judy Rhodes 263-3390 997-5378 Gabrielle Taylor 263-0272 997-5376 Dave Vialpando, SAS 323-974-8280 Shadefl Ward 323-869-3952 951-897-9088 Cardroom Owner licensinq Office Cell. Fax Frances Asuncion, Manager 263-1412 Brenda Weygandt 263-5413 732-7937 Chelsea Zimba - 263-0373 732-7944 Debbie Monroy 263-1634 732-7947 Malou Escobar 263-4219 732-7965 Mary Hoffman 263-0364 732-7988 Lina Thomas 263-5414 732-7960