Cash
Patrol Starts This Weekend! Free
T-shirts, drawings, gifts for answering trivia questions (perhaps from info in
this blog) correctly, cakewalks, balloon pop games and plenty of on-the-spot are all part of Cash Patrol starting this Friday. Want
more details? So do we, but we'll just have to wait and see how it all unfolds when the first Cash Patrol happens this Friday led by
local MC/DJ/Entertainer Anthony Janssen. Will you win a prize or have an
opportunity to participate in one of the zany antics? It's all about being in
the right place at the right time! The
right place is the Carson Valley Inn casino and the right time is between 5 and
9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through February 12! Also on tap Fridays and
Saturdays this month: Slots
Happy Hour Mystery Multipliers (3X-7X Points) from 4 to 6 p.m. and our $75,000
King of Cash Drawings at 5, 7 and 9 p.m.
cash prizes
New - Wednesday Italian Specials in Katie’s: During January you can count on three Italian Specials every Wednesday in
Katie’s from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Today all three of the specials are $5.99 and
your choices are Chicken
Parmigiana served on a bed of spaghetti pasta with marinara sauce; Chicken Piccata served on a bed of spaghetti
pasta with lemon caper butter sauce and mushrooms; and Meat Lasagna. All three specials are served with vegetables and
garlic bread and you can add a cup of soup or a side salad for $1.50.
In keeping with the Italian theme, Katie’s will have Italian Wedding Meatball Soup as one of the two choices Wednesdays
in January.
Did you receive one of these? |
The Gift Card Thing - One More Week!
We’re not really milking the
Gift Card subject . . . After so many people received CVI Gift Cards
- Where: Gift Cards can be used at the Carson Valley Inn, Bodines Casino and Sharkey’s Casino. Click here for all the uses.
- How: Gift Cards are “kinda like” a debit card in that whatever amount you use on a given visit is deducted from the card balance and any remaining balance can be used the next time.
- How Much: You can check the remaining balance on your Gift Card here.
Cabaret Lounge Entertainment – No Cover, No Minimum – Free! John
Palmore performs tonight, the Eric Hisaw
Band entertains Thursday through
Saturday nights, and Josh Budro
returns Sunday through Wednesday. Playing
guitar since he was 13 years old, Eric Hisaw’s sound is influenced most notably
by the Rolling Stones, Merle Haggard and Bob Dylan. A true guitar hero with real writing talent,
his songs are for the honest, modern working-class hero who is struggling to
make ends meet, find some peace of mind and maybe a woman to rely on. Like all great American music, Hisaw’s songs
evoke a strong sense of place, from the small desert towns of New Mexico to the
bustling streets of L.A. and back down the dusty trails of deep South Texas. Thanks again to Sarah Hauck of The Record Courier for interviewing Eric and posting this great article!
Race
and Sports Book:
- This week you can watch and bet the NFL Wild Card Games on Saturday and Sunday, the College Football Playoff National Championship Game on Monday, Horseracing, NBA and College Basketball and NHL Hockey.
- The PRO PK’EM jackpot has not hit yet so it now sits at $4,913 on this week’s progressive parlay card which will feature winners, totals and props on the four NFL Wild Card games this Saturday and Sunday.
- This week could be your last chance to bet a long shot on who will win the Super Bowl. All 12 NFL Playoff teams are on the board and odds as of yesterday ranged from 25 to 1 for the Texans or Redskins down to 3 to 1 for the Panthers.
- Sports: What We Can't Write Because It Isn't Right! That's right; apparently the AP Stylebook for 2015 has come up with the following: A team losing a game is not a “disaster.” Home runs are homers, not “dingers,” “jacks” or “bombs.” A player scored 10 straight points, not 10 “unanswered” points. If a football team scores two touchdowns and the opponent doesn’t come back, say it “never trailed” rather than “never looked back.” In short, avoid hackneyed words and phrases, redundancies and exaggerations. Seriously? We'll do our best (fingers crossed behind our back) to write according to their suggestions, but if you’re watching a game at the CVI, especially if you have a bet riding, say it anyway you want with as much emphasis, slang (consideration for others around, please) and enthusiasm as takes to sway the outcome!! Oh, the AP Stylebook would also insist we cite our source for the above quote which came from an article in the Columbia Journalism Review. Interesting this same article also mentions an apparently acceptable term defining what a team is doing when it is parking the bus!
As Always, Interesting, Helpful and Even Useful Tidbits and
News
- Old Gambling Hall Feel Tonight! Earn 100 base points today and get your choice of a pack of Marlboro Red or Gold cigarettes or a 200 ml bottle of Jaegermeister liquor. Same thing next Wednesday except the liquor choice is Fireball.
- Quail Friday, Prime Rib Saturday, King Crab Sunday in CV Steak: Our Friday special in CV Steak is Roasted Stuffed Quail with Prosciutto, wild rice and plum port glaze for $28.00. Saturday night’s special in CV Steak is Garlic Studded Prime Rib for $26 and Sunday's special is one pound of King Crab Legs for $32. Both specials are served with fresh vegetable, choice of rice or potato (au gratin, baked, or a one-pound, twice-baked), tableside tossed salad and warm demi-loaf of bread.
- Monthly Blackjack Tournament Tuesday: Our Blackjack Tournaments are held on the second Tuesday of each month with a $25 buy-in and all entry fees and re-buys going into the prize fund. Signups are from 5 to 6 p.m. on the day of the tournament and play starts at 6:00 p.m.
- Because We Feel Like Mentioning It:
- January is Soup Month - a great reason to remind you Katie's has two hot soups featured every day (remember, one of them is Italian Wedding Soup on Wednesdays)! January is also Oatmeal Month - in addition to serving oatmeal in Katie's we can also meet the requests for most of the toppings (peanut butter is our favorite) suggested at this link.
- Monday is Learn Your Name in Morse Code Day.
Assuming you are familiar with the term Morse code, and you are curious
as to how you to spell your name or anything else, you can fumble around at this link. To hear
"Carson Valley Inn" in Morse code, click here.
In case a wandering M.C. asks on Friday or Saturday, the Morse code was
invented by Samuel Morse.
Comments? Have questions
or comments about the CVI? Use the comments section below, shoot us an email or pick up the phone and call us @
775-782-9711. Hit “0” when the automated voice comes on and you'll go right to
the hotel operator who can get you to the correct person or department.
We have a lot more coming up at the Carson Valley Inn so check our Blog posting
every Wednesday morning!
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