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BARONA
VALLEY RANCH TOASTS OL’ BLUE EYES
WITH GRAND OPENING OF AMERICA’S ONLY CASH BACCARAT LOUNGE
(San Diego, CA) – In 1959, legendary entertainer Frank Sinatra introduced the elegance and thrill of cash Baccarat to American casinos for the first time in Las Vegas. Overnight, Baccarat became the ultimate high-roller game with millions won and lost in a single wager. Years later, when chips were introduced and the cash disappeared, the game lost some of its luster, yet continued to draw a loyal following of well-heeled clientele lured by the high stakes. More than 25 years after the last cash Baccarat game disappeared, Barona Valley Ranch Resort & Casino has now revived the lost art and showmanship of cash Baccarat. “The luxury and atmosphere of our new resort casino offers an ideal backdrop for one of the world’s most celebrated table games,” said Nick Dillon. “We’ve reintroduced Baccarat with the same European authenticity and flair Sinatra enjoyed when he first played the game in Monte Carlo and Havana.” Barona Valley Ranch has created a luxury Baccarat lounge centered around an expansive Baccarat table where the all-cash bets start at $20 and go as high as $10,000 or higher for select players. The casino’s Baccarat dealers have undergone extensive training to learn the art and subtleties of the game to ensure casino guests enjoy gaming excitement reminiscent of the Rat Pack’s heyday. Continued Dillon, “Our guests not only enjoy and appreciate playing with cash, but the showmanship and professionalism that the dealers display is similar to when the ‘pack’ hosted games in Vegas." Blending the best of San Diego’s most elegant resorts with the gaming excitement of Las Vegas, the $260 million Barona Valley Ranch Resort & Casino is San Diego’s newest destination resort featuring 397 luxury guest rooms and suites, a 300,000 square foot casino, a lakefront wedding chapel, a full-service events center, and the 18-hole championship Barona Creek Golf Club, rated the 5th best daily-fee course in California by Golfweek Magazine.
For Barona Valley Ranch Resort & Casino reservations and information, visit www.barona.com or call toll free 1-888-7-Barona. |
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