Thirty-seven-year-old Jose Guido of Santa Barbara died at the scene.Īccording to the Sheriff’s Office, the department received calls just after 2 Tuesday morning of an altercation between two casino security guards and a man. The casino’s gaming floor is open 24/7 and features 2,400 slot machines, 45 table games, bingo, poker and weekly car giveaways.: The Sheriff’s Office released the identity of the man fatally shot by a Chumash Casino Resort security guard early Tuesday morning. For more details, visit THE CLUB at Chumash or log on to Located on Highway 246 in Santa Ynez, Calif., the Chumash Casino Resort is a 21-and-over facility that is owned and operated by the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians. The “Fields of Green” grand-prize drawing will be held at 10 p.m. The Chumash Casino Resort conducts its $100K Weekly Wheels Car + Free Play Giveaway every week, but the next themed giveaway will be called “Fields of Green,” featuring $250,000 in cash and prizes. “I recommend Chumash to all my friends for good fun,” Alvaro said. Guests accumulated entries for the drawings over the past three months by using their player’s club card whenever they played slots or table games on the casino floor. The “See & Believe” themed giveaway included an “Early Bird Drawing,” which featured a chance to win up to $25,000 in cash, chances to win a portion of $50,000 in Slot Free Play and the Winnebago Revel Bigfoot Edition worth $150,000. “I told him my responsibility is to my work.” “My friend asked me why I’m working today after winning all that money,” Alvaro said. One of Alvaro’s friends wondered why he went to work on Monday. “I’m going to pay off the bills and give some to my kids.” He told his wife and kids, and they headed straight back to the resort. The resort representative identified herself and assured him that he was the winner of the $150,000 grand prize. “I couldn’t believe it and thought maybe it was a scam call,” Alvaro said.

The winner, a guest known as Alvaro C., had already left the resort and was at home when he got a call informing him that his name was drawn for the grand prize. SANTA YNEZ, CA – Decem– A Santa Maria man took home the top prize Sunday night at the Chumash Casino Resort’s “See & Believe” grand-prize giveaway – a one-of-a-kind Winnebago Revel Bigfoot Edition valued at $150,000.

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