Built in 1915 by Bing Lee, this gambling hall was in continuous operation until 1950 when the Sacramento County officials closed its doors. The name Dai Loy means ‘Big Welcome’ in Chinese. Pai Ngow, Fan Tan, and the Chinese lottery using 80 Chinese characters were the games of chance that were popular among Chinese gamblers. It is now restored as a museum with displays of the games and tables and Chinese artifacts as well as archival photographs from the Delta.
Practical Information
Hours: Friday 11am to 4pm
Saturday, Sunday 11am to 4:30pm
Closed Monday-Thursday
Address: 13951 Main Street, Locke Contact: 916.776.1661 Reservations: tours(at)locke-foundation.org |
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