May 13, 2010
91 workers were laid off from Lytton Casino San Pablo on Wednesday. 14 poker
tables are being removed to make way for electronic gaming machines. The
employees include members of the card room and food service. A tribe spokesman
stated that the employees will have a chance to apply for new positions.
The Lytton Band of Pomo Indians have been unable to have Vegas style slot
machines due to politics. The tribe has instead been installing electronic bingo
machines. These are similar to slot machines. These machines have been more
lucrative. A few table games are still operating at the casino. These include
pai gow, and blackjack.
100 new electronic gaming machines will be added. This will make the total for
the casino around 1,200. Currently the tribe pays 7.5% of their revenue to the
city. This equal over $1 million a month.
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