Livermore, California sits 24.8 straight-line miles from San Jose and 36.0 straight-line miles from San Francisco, measured as great-circle distances between city centres. Road distance is always longer, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time for any pair. The question of where to play bingo on a Monday night is a scheduling question that changes week to week, so this article gives you the fixed geography and tells you exactly which channel holds the current answer.
The Venue Is a Card Room, Not a Bingo Hall
The only casino venue documented in Livermore is Livermore Saloon & Casino, listed in publicly published reference sources as a card room in Alameda County. A card room is a specific type of California gaming venue, and its game lineup is not something this article can state. Whether bingo appears on a Monday night schedule is a live operational detail, not a fixed fact about the building or the city.
Bingo is not a card-room table game in the same way that poker or pai gow might be, and many card rooms do not run bingo at all. The reader who wants a Monday night bingo session in Livermore needs to check two things: whether any venue in the city runs bingo, and whether that venue runs it on the specific Monday they plan to attend. Neither of those is a geographic fact, and neither appears in the documented record for this venue.
Livermore's Fixed Position and the Distances That Are Documented
Livermore is in Alameda County, California, in the eastern part of the San Francisco Bay Area. The city's published coordinates place it at 37.68194444 north latitude and 121.76805556 west longitude. Those coordinates are fixed; they do not change based on where a reader is travelling from, what day of the week it is, or what game they hope to play.
The table below lists every reference point for which a documented straight-line distance from the city of Livermore exists in this article's source material. Each figure is a great-circle measurement between city centres, not a measurement from the venue property and not a driving distance.
| Reference point | Straight-line miles | Measurement type |
|---|---|---|
| San Jose | 24.8 | great-circle |
| San Francisco | 36.0 | great-circle |
| Modesto | 42.3 | great-circle |
| Sacramento | 63.9 | great-circle |
| Sacramento Airport | 70.7 | great-circle |
| Reno | 165.5 | great-circle |
| Los Angeles | 319.0 | great-circle |
| LAX | 319.6 | great-circle |
| Bourbon Street | 380.4 | great-circle |
| Las Vegas | 380.6 | great-circle |
| Temecula | 389.3 | great-circle |
| Henderson | 391.9 | great-circle |
Every one of these figures is a straight-line measurement. The road distance between any two of these points will be longer, and in some cases substantially longer, because roads do not follow a great-circle path.
Why Straight-Line Distance Diverges From the Drive
A great-circle distance is the shortest path across the surface of the earth between two coordinate points. It ignores everything in between. The drive between Livermore and any of the reference points above has to follow a road network, and that network bends around terrain, water, and the boundaries of the built environment.
Livermore sits east of the coastal hills that separate the Bay from the inland valleys. A straight line from Livermore to San Francisco crosses those hills directly; a road has to find a pass, follow a corridor, and connect to the larger highway system. The same is true for any pair involving Reno or Sacramento, where mountain grades and river crossings force the road onto longer alignments. Crossing a state line, as a trip to Reno or Las Vegas does, adds no distance by itself, but the routes that cross those lines are shaped by the same terrain constraints.
The practical consequence is that a reader should never convert the figures above into a travel plan. They are useful for understanding relative position: San Jose is the nearest major city, San Francisco is next, Modesto and Sacramento sit farther east and northeast, and Reno, Las Vegas, and the Southern California points are in a different order of magnitude entirely. They are not useful for estimating fuel, time on the road, or arrival.
If the Question Is "From Me" or "From My Location"
The venue's position is fixed. The reader's position is not, and this article cannot know it. When a question asks where to play bingo on a Monday night "near me" or "from my location," the only honest answer is that the reference point has to be supplied by the reader, not assumed by the article.
A reader who wants to measure from their own starting point can take the city coordinates above and use any mapping tool to compute a route. The tool will give a driving distance and a travel time, both of which will differ from the straight-line figures in the table. The straight-line figures still serve a purpose: they tell you whether Livermore is close to your region at all before you spend time on a route.
What Governs a Monday Night Bingo Schedule
Bingo sessions are scheduled events, not permanent fixtures. A venue may run bingo on some nights and not others, may change the night seasonally, may cancel a session for a private event, or may not offer bingo at all. None of that is captured in a list of casinos by city and county, which is the level of documentation this article has for Livermore.
The schedule is controlled by the operator. The authoritative current answer lives in the venue's own published hours and events information, which the reader should check on the property's own page or by calling the venue directly. What a reader should confirm before travelling is simple: that bingo is offered, that it is offered on Monday, that the specific Monday is not a holiday or special closure, and what time the session begins. A schedule posted for one month does not guarantee the next.
What to Confirm Before You Go
Because this article cannot state a bingo schedule, an opening hour, a price, or a session format, the reader's pre-travel checklist is short and specific. Each item below is a live fact held by the venue, not a fixed fact about the city or the building.
- Whether any venue in Livermore currently offers bingo at all.
- Whether bingo runs on Monday nights specifically, and whether the reader's target date is an exception.
- The session start time and any entry or buy-in requirement, which the venue's own published materials state.
- Whether the session is open to the public or restricted to members or certain age groups.
- Whether the venue's card-room licence covers bingo, or whether bingo in the area is run by a different type of organisation entirely.
The channel that holds each answer is the venue's own contact page, its published events calendar, or a direct call to the property. This article names no phone number and no address; the venue's own page carries both.
FAQ
Does Livermore Saloon & Casino run Monday night bingo?
This article cannot say. The venue is documented only as a card room in Livermore, Alameda County, California. A card room's game schedule is an operational detail that changes, and no schedule appears in the documented record used here. The reader must check the venue's own published hours and events information for the current answer.
How far is Livermore from San Francisco?
Livermore is 36.0 straight-line miles from San Francisco, measured as a great-circle distance between city centres. The driving distance is longer because roads must cross the coastal hills on established corridors. This article does not publish road mileage or travel time for this or any other pair.
Why can't this article tell me where to play bingo on Monday night?
Because a bingo schedule is a live operational fact, not a fixed geographic one. The documented record for Livermore identifies a card room and its city, county, state, and type, but no game schedule, no hours, and no bingo offering. The authoritative current answer is held by the venue's own published materials, which the reader should consult directly.
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