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SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- New regulations set to take effect April 1 could significantly impact card rooms across California, prompting San Jose officials to urge the state to reconsider the changes.

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California’s new regulations will ban blackjack from cardrooms, closing a loophole that let them offer many casino games. Cardroom operators warn that the ban could affect 50% of jobs created by the ...

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