- The High Limit Jackpot Party on Saturday, Nov. 7, draws ten hourly $5,000 prizes and a $25,000 grand prize for the advertised $75,000.
- Candy Cache Lane draws seven winners every Sunday from Nov. 8 through Dec. 27, or 56 winners over eight Sundays.
- The Sunday grand prizes pay $20,000 and $5,000, rising to $40,000 and $10,000 on Dec. 27.
- The $80,000 High Limit Table Game Party on Nov. 28 awards raffle tickets only for suited blackjack and suited baccarat natural 9 wins.
BROOKS, Calif. – Cache Creek Casino Resort will hand out $75,000 in cash across 11 drawings at its High Limit Jackpot Party on Saturday, Nov. 7, then begin Candy Cache Lane drawings on Sunday, Nov. 8, that name 56 winners across eight Sundays through Dec. 27. The Cache Creek Casino November 2026 promotions also include an $80,000 High Limit Table Game Party on Nov. 28 and a sold-out Kool & the Gang concert on Nov. 14.
Ten $5,000 Drawings And A $25,000 Grand Prize Make Up The Jackpot Party
The High Limit Jackpot Party runs from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7, according to the casino’s event page. One winner is drawn each hour from 1 p.m. through 10 p.m. for $5,000, and a grand prize of $25,000 is drawn at 11 p.m. Ten hourly prizes of $5,000 and the $25,000 grand prize account for the full $75,000.
Two redraws is the limit for each hour, and money nobody has claimed by then rolls into the 11 p.m. pot, so the final winner can take home more than $25,000 without the total on offer moving past $75,000. After 24 unanswered grand prize redraws, the casino keeps the money.
Only A Jackpot Big Enough For A W-2G Form Earns A Jackpot Party Entry
The entries come from slot jackpots, not from time on the floor. Each jackpot big enough for the IRS to make the casino issue a Form W-2G pays one hourly entry, and only jackpots hit inside the High Limit Slots room between Oct. 1 and 6 a.m. Friday, Nov. 6, count. A member collects those entries with a kiosk swipe between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. on Nov. 7.
The grand prize works the same way on a shorter clock, with one raffle ticket for each W-2G jackpot hit in that room between noon and 10:30 p.m. on Nov. 7. The party is open to Cache Club members 21 and older who show government ID, and the event page lists no membership tier requirement.
That makes the party a hit-to-earn draw rather than the points-for-entries drawings common to casino promotions across gambling in California. The casino publishes no entry count, so no member’s chance at one of the $5,000 prizes can be worked out. A player who claims one hourly prize is done on the hourly side for the day, though the grand prize stays open to everyone.
Seven Winners A Day Add Up To 56 Across Eight Sundays
The promotion runs Sundays from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., starting Nov. 8 and ending Dec. 27. One name comes out of the drum each hour from 2 p.m. through 6 p.m., and the 7 p.m. grand prize draw pulls two. That is seven winners a day and 56 across the eight Sundays, a total the page does not state itself.
Grand Prizes Pay $20,000 And $5,000, Then $40,000 And $10,000 On Dec. 27
The first participant to uncover the hidden grand prize number wins $20,000, and the runner-up receives $5,000, the event page says. Both amounts rise to $40,000 and $10,000 on Dec. 27. The promotions page’s wording is “Guaranteed $20,000 Cash Winner” for every Sunday from Nov. 8 through Dec. 20 and “Guaranteed $40,000 Cash Winner” for Dec. 27.
Across the eight Sundays the top two prizes total $225,000, from seven Sundays at $25,000 and the finale at $50,000. A guaranteed winner means a prize is certain to be awarded each week. It says nothing about how many entries compete for it, and the casino does not publish that number.
The 40 Hourly Winners Play A Board Game For Unpublished Prizes
Each hourly winner walks onto the Elevate Lounge dance floor, where the casino lays out a board game, and picks three pieces; only the last space landed on pays, the page says. It lists no prize values for the spaces, and the only prize type it names for the board is Bonus Play, which expires one day after it is issued. Only 16 of the 56 winners therefore have a published dollar amount, and the promotions page labels only the eight top Sunday prizes as cash.
Cache Club Level Sets 1 To 40 Free Weekly Entries
Every 150 points earned between Monday and 7 p.m. Sunday buys one entry, and Thursday points from Nov. 5 through Dec. 24 buy two. Card level adds free entries each week, picked up at a kiosk. The levels pay Creek 1, Valley 10, Mountain 20, Horizon 30 and Oak 40.
An Oak member’s 40 free entries equal what 6,000 points earn on an ordinary day, or 3,000 points on a Thursday. The pages do not say how much play earns a point, so what an entry costs in wagering cannot be calculated. Entries count only in the week they are earned or redeemed.
Points earned from Monday, Nov. 30, through 7 p.m. Dec. 27 add entries that are valid only for the Dec. 27 grand prize drawing. Entries for the 7 p.m. draw count only if the member has swiped a kiosk or logged a rated, carded session in the two hours before it.
Kool & The Gang Is Sold Out For Nov. 14 And WAR’s Nov. 6 Page Shows No Sold-Out Label
Kool & the Gang plays Cache Creek at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, and the casino’s event page marks the show sold out. WAR plays at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, and its event page carries no sold-out label. Neither page lists a ticket price.
The concerts sit beside floor promotions at Cache Creek, one of the land-based casinos in California that pairs shows with drawings.
Wednesday, Friday And Nov. 14 Offers Round Out The Month
The Toasty Treasures Set runs Wednesdays from Nov. 4 through Nov. 25, and its event page trades 1,000 same-day points for one giveaway item, a robe, candle warmer, weighted blanket or space heater, or $20 in Bonus Play once the items run out. Late Night Let’s Make a Deal runs Fridays from Nov. 6 through Nov. 27, from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m., for up to $500 in Bonus Play, a ceiling rather than a guaranteed amount.
Stuffed with Gratitude runs noon to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14, and pays a $25 Albertsons Companies gift card for earning 1,500 points, the same 1,500 points that would earn 10 Sunday drawing entries at 150 points apiece.
The Table Game Party Pays $80,000 For Suited Blackjack And Suited Baccarat Wins
The High Limit Table Game Party fills Saturday, Nov. 28, from noon to 11 p.m. A $5,000 name comes out of the drum every hour from noon through 10 p.m., and the $25,000 drawn at 11 p.m. grows by whatever hourly money went unclaimed. Eleven hourly prizes and the grand prize make up the advertised $80,000.
A suited blackjack dealt in the High Limit Blackjack room is worth one raffle ticket, and so is a winning Player or Banker bet that lands a suited natural 9 in the High Limit Baccarat room. Hourly tickets build up from Nov. 2 through 11:59 p.m. Nov. 27, and the grand prize drum fills only with hands won between 10 a.m. and 10:30 p.m. on Nov. 28.
The suited requirement keeps tickets scarce. Blackjack math puts naturals at 4.75% of hands in a six-deck game, and one ace-ten combination in four shares a suit, so a suited blackjack lands about once every 84 hands. The event page does not say how many decks the room deals, and a blackjack that pushes against a dealer blackjack is not a win.
A member who collects one hourly prize sits out the later hourly draws that day, and the first drawing is at noon on Nov. 28.