The Casino El Royale
El Royale Casino features a wide portfolio of games that covers all popular online casino genres. Our casino features a world-famous provider onboard - RealTime Gaming (RTG). It has a long history of operating on the iGaming market and is known for the high quality of its products. El Royale is an online casino that was first established in 2020, which is admittedly very recent but doesn’t make the casino an amateur one in any of its aspects, as the people behind it (Infinity Media Group LTD) are quite experienced in that field. 2018’s mystery thriller Bad Times at the El Royale is based on a fading casino hotel on the California-Nevada border. Filming for the movie took place in January and February of 2018 in Vancouver and Burnaby, British Columbia, with production crews in Canada replicating the hotel of Crystal Bay. The real hotel on which screenwriter Drew Goddard based his script is the Cal Neva Lodge & Casino, which.
Pinch me! Is 100 FREE Spins for $10 (Neosurf) even real?
You bet they are real!
Get in to El Royale Casino and paint the reels green with WINs playing 'Paddy's Lucky Forest'!
100PADDY is the promo code for you to put the FREE Spins on the RTG powered pokies into your account and get the spinning started!
Knock, knock.
Who's there?
Irish.
Irish who?
Irish you all a very Happy St. Patrick's Day!
| Bonus | Deposit Bonus |
| Type | FREE Spins |
| Minimum Deposit | $10 (Neosurf) |
| FREE Spins | 100 |
| Eligible Game | Paddy's Lucky Forest |
| Theme | St. Patrick's Day Celebration |
| Software | RTG (RealTime Gaming) |
| Reels | 5 |
| Paylines | 720 |
| Wagering Requirement | 20x |
| Bonus Code | 100PADDY |
| Cashable | Yes |
| Maximum Cashout | 30x Deposit |
Ridgemont High served as the site of some 'fast times' in one classic high school movie, and now the El Royale is hosting a different kind of experience. The thriller Bad Times at the El Royale comes out on Oct. 12, and its title basically serves as a vague log line for what the movie's about: there's a place called the El Royale where bad things happen. It turns out that the El Royale isn't exactly a real hotel, but it is loosely based on one called the Cal Neva, W reports. You see, the hotel that's in El Royale is located on the border of California and Nevada, so its real-life inspiration makes perfect sense.
As far as why the movie's hotel is called the El Royale, that could be an inside-Hollywood wink to a hotel in Los Angeles near the base of the Hollywood hills. According to the California El Royale's website, the hotel has served as a location for many film sets and and it's provided a temporary stay for travelers in show business since the 1940s. Seeing as the El Royale has an old-time Hollywood feel to it — it's set in 1969, when the hotel is passed its prime — the California hotel seems to gel with that vibe.
The Casino El Royale No Deposit
The writer and director of Bad Times at the El Royale, Drew Goddard, told Screenrant that the Cal Neva was among the hotels that inspired him while writing this film, but it's not the only one. 'There's a lot of hotels that are sort of infamous for being voyeur hotels and that certainly played a big part of the hotel as well,' Goddard said. Perhaps one of those hotels he mentioned was Colorado's Manor House Motel, which writer Gay Talese infamously wrote about for the New Yorker in an article titled 'The Voyeur's Motel.'
Unless Goddard lists out all of the seedy hotels that he used for inspiration in El Royale, it's hard to find a concrete real-life version of the setting in the new mystery thriller film. If you had to bet though, the Cal Neva definitely seems like a good place to visit if you're trying to find a real place like the movie's El Royale. According to W, the Cal Neva has its own ties to Hollywood as stars from the '40s and '50s would venture to the hotel to test their luck in the casino.
El Royale Casino Online
W reports that Judy Garland performed at the Cal Neva when she was 13 years old, and that Marilyn Monroe purposely overdosed on pills there a few days before her actual death. According to San Francisco's CBS affiliate, some believe that Monroe actually even died at the Cal Neva despite her death reportedly occurring in Los Angeles' Brentwood area. The station also reports that Frank Sinatra — who eventually bought the property — brought his friends from the 'Rat Pack' to the Cal Neva often, and W reports rumors of mafia activity taking place on the property have also circulated.
El Royale Real Money Casino
It sounds like the real Cal Neva has enough stories to inspire a movie that's more based in reality. For now, the El Royale is serving up enough shadiness and secrets to satisfy moviegoers.