Inauguration of the Cransac casino

It was on 21 May. Sylvia Pinel, the Minister of Housing, Territorial Equality and Rurality proved that when you really want something you have to give yourself the means to get it. On 21 May she proudly cut the ribbon at the casino in Cransac. Sylvia Pinel, who herself has Aveyronnaise origins through her mother, evoked the courage, the obstinacy, the preservation and the courage of the inhabitants of Averyon. They were able to carry this casino, which was only a dream at the time, for almost twenty years. In 20 years, everything has been written about the history and creation of Online Pokies Australia real money establishment. The most remarkable aspect of this inauguration evening was the moving tribute paid unanimously to Jean-Paul Linol, the city’s previous mayor who, after “André Requi who had brought it into being, had made this casino project grow”, as Michel Raffi, the current mayor, so aptly put it, admitting that he is a fan of online casinos. Jean-Paul Linol, visibly very moved, made a point of thanking those he had convinced and who had helped him: his successive town councillors, the deputy Marie-Lou Marcel, Antoine Arevian, the casino operator, the sub-prefect Éric Suzanne, the great facilitator of the dossier, and the minister Sylvia Pinel, who provided the final handover. He said he hoped that the youngest would not fall into the trap of gambling.

Brand new slot machines awaited the 300 guests

For the inhabitants of the commune of Cransac-les-Thermes, Thursday 16 April was a great day. So, after twenty years of effort, the much awaited and hoped for casino opened its doors allowing all the inhabitants of the Basin to enjoy it but also an online casino version will be available for all players. The official opening was supposed to take place a few days before but unfortunately the news of the death of the policeman killed in Aubin postponed any festive event. However. More than 300 people attended the new impromptu opening date, a fitting tribute to the joy of the residents. Michel Raffi, the mayor of the commune, was very moved: “It is a very strong moment for Cransac”. He was keen to point out that most of the credit goes to his predecessor, the former mayor Jean-Paul Linol, “It took a lot of willpower and pugnacity to get there”.