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Volume 162 · Issue 61 | 99¢

New rewards for Red Hawk club members 55 and older

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Red Hawk Casino is offering unbeatable deals for Red Hawk Rewards Club members 55 and older.

Club 55 members can earn 100 slots points, or equivalent in table games play, each day, Monday through Thursday, and receive $5 in Free Play and a $5 dining offer valid at any of Red Hawk’s five award-winning restaurants.

Club 55 members are also invited to play in free slot tournaments every Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.  The top 30 scores share $2,500 in Free Play, with a top prize of $500 Free Play.  Plus, guests can earn 150 points by playing their favorite games and receive a bonus round for another chance to win.

The Red Hawk Rewards Club is free and offers the ultimate player loyalty program.  The Rewards Club gives casino guests the ability to earn points that can be redeemed for free play, Traders Gift Shop merchandize, Kids Quest hourly child care and for dining any of the casino’s five restaurants.

Michael Raffety

Michael Raffety

Michael Raffety has been editor of the Mountain Democrat since 1989 and was managing editor beginning in 1986. He was city editor prior to that, having started here in 1978. He was the first person at the Mountain Democrat to be given the title of city editor. He also was an adjunct professor at the El Dorado Center from 1980-2003.
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