TUCSON, AZ – Live roulette, craps and mini baccarat table games have debuted at Casino Del Sol. Peter Yucupicio, Chairman of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, rolled the dice in the casino’s first craps game before the tables officially opened to the public for betting. The addition of the new Vegas-style table games is a result of the amended gaming compacts signed by Governor Doug Ducey and the state’s tribes in April 2021.
“We pride ourselves on providing an impressive collection of gaming options for our guests, so we are thrilled to introduce these new, interactive games to the floor,” said Kimberly Van Amburg, CEO of Casino Del Sol. “Our players no longer have to travel to another state to play these games, and we look forward to welcoming visitors to the Sonoran Desert to enjoy the expanded gaming offerings.”
Casino Del Sol’s new craps, roulette and mini baccarat tables are located near Tropico Lounge. All three tables’ bets will start at $5.
“Adding these new gaming options allows us to grow our staff and will provide additional resources to support our tribe and important community programs in southern Arizona,” said Yucupicio.
A new poker room is currently under construction and is scheduled to open in September.
