Pechanga Resort Casino nominated as best casino outside of Las Vegas in prestigious national readers’ poll

IT’S voting season. No, not for one’s elected officials or ballot measures. USA Today’s 10Best. com annual readers’ poll asks fans to vote for their favorite casino outside of Las Vegas in a national competition that kicked off last Monday, July 31. A panel of casino experts has placed Pechanga in the competition every year since 2015.

Readers are asked to vote for their favorites and may do so once per day. The voting period ends Monday, August 28 at 9 a.m. Pacific Time.

The USA Today 10Best Travel Guide readers’ polls asking guests to rate their favorite casinos have appeared in various forms since 2015. Pechanga took the number one spot of Best Casino in America that year. Following that, the publication split the poll into Best In Las Vegas and Best Outside of Las Vegas and added other related categories such as Best Casino Restaurant. Umi Sushi & Oyster Bar at Pechanga received second place in the 2018 Best Casino Restaurant poll.

To cast a vote, visit https:// www.pechanga.com/vote. Click the “Vote Now” button and you will be helping Pechanga Resort Casino take one step closer to bringing the crown back to Southern California. Remember to vote every day.

Pechanga Resort Casino offers one of the largest and most expansive resort/casino experiences anywhere in the United States. Rated a Four Diamond property by AAA since 2002, Pechanga Resort &

Casino provides an unparalleled getaway, whether for the day or for an extended luxury stay.

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It appears she has turned heel as she expressed to Philstar. com how excited Filipinos should be now given how exclusive of a chance it was for a Filipino to be invited to voice a DC film.

“Yes! And I love how Pinoys can rally behind artists that represent Pinoy talent, and I am so excited to be an addition to that,” Inka happily said. “So I hope that people will find comfort in that and find pride in it.”

Inka did not have to go through an audition process as Warner Bros. representatives had already eyed the voice actress from the beginning to take part in the film, a fact that still hasn’t sunk for Inka herself.

She shared that she tried to give her “most AI voice... that was personal but synthetic,” and had the help of Warner Bros. representatives during recording to nail the necessary tone for the film.

“Knowing the gravity of the project... adds a different dimension,” said Inka, noting that while she is skillfully able of doing voicework, being aware of how big a deal “Blue Beetle” is made the taks something to carry.

While the titular hero is a male, Inka is grateful that DC has highlighted some powerful female heroes like Wonder Woman and Hawkgirl.

Inka only recorded voicework for the speaking scenes of the Scarab, so she won’t see the full film until the Philippine premiere of “Blue Beetle” on August 15, a day before its wide release in the country. n