Sierra Madre Casino Night vs. Las Vegas

Press Release:

Can’t decide between going to Las Vegas and going to Civic Club’s Casino Night on Saturday March 17 from 7:00 p.m.  to 11 p.m.?   This un-objective analysis may help resolve your dilemma:

Las Vegas has blackjack, roulette, craps and poker. Casino Night has blackjack, roulette, craps and poker.

Las Vegas has professional dealers. Casino Night has professional dealers, and ours are friendlier.

Las Vegas has buffets. Casino Night has a buffet.  Our St. Patrick’s Day theme offers tasty fare such as corned beef sliders.  There’s also a no-host bar featuring beer, wine, soft drinks and Irish coffee for a modest price.

Las Vegas is 252 miles, 4 hours and 8 minutes away.  That means two tanks of gas and hotels rooms and that comes to $$$. Casino Night is right down the street at the Sierra Madre Recreation Center leaving you all that extra green to play with at our tables.

Las Vegas has chips. Casino Night has “fun money.”  By trading your greenbacks for Casino Night fun money you are not only giving yourself more play time at the tables, but are doing good for the community. 

Las Vegas takes your money. At Casino Night we give you “money”.  For your $25.00 ticket donation we stake you to $50.00 of “fun money” to play at the tables!  The payout is in “opportunity tickets” that you can win stuff with.

Las Vegas has prizes. Casino Night has prizes.  You might win restaurant or theater vouchers, or an awesome iPad. Maybe you want to go for a Kindle complete with its own Amazon gift card, a flat screen T.V or gift cards for Nordstrom’s or Bed, Bath & Beyond. You could even win a trip to Las Vegas!

Las Vegas has fixed odds. At Casino Night you can change the odds. Try doing that in Vegas.  Here you can purchase more “opportunity” tickets for a mere $1.00 donation each. Drop them in the box for the prize you want to win and watch your odds increase with each ticket you put in.

Las Vegas has jackpots, but only a few people win them.  At Casino Night everybody wins because your donations go right back into the community. Last year Sierra Madre Civic Club donated more than $20,000 in educational scholarships to students in town and in grants to organizations such as the Sierra Madre Rose Float Association, the library’s One Book One City Program, Sierra Madre Elementary School, Creative Arts, the Sierra Madre Playhouse, and Sierra Madre Little League.

Tickets are limited, so don’t wait. Don’t miss out! Call (626) 355-2166 and get yours today.