Stockman’s Casino in Fallon, Nevada, has finished a year-long building renovation, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on September 18.
The renovation included new carpeting throughout the property, an upgraded air conditioning system, and improvements to the back of the house, including a redesigned kitchen. Over half of the casino’s slot machines were also replaced.
The casino’s cafe was demolished and rebuilt in a more classic style, with a revamped menu featuring popular items like cheeseburgers and chicken fingers. Additional customer favorites will return on a seasonal rotation. Daily promotions include Taco Tuesday at $7.77 for Winner’s Club members, while weekend prime rib specials have also made a comeback.
“Fallon is a wonderful town, and the ownership is committed to this community,” said General Manager Lou Capone. “We are thrilled to have inherited a great team and a building with a solid foundation, but it was in need of a refresh. So, we reinvested in it to bring it back to nearly the level at which (Jim) Peters had it when he sold it many years ago.”
Winner’s Club members earn points through casino play that can be redeemed for free play or cafe meal comps. Higher membership levels offer additional benefits, including premium beverage service, a free monthly car wash, and discounts at Holiday Inn.
Stockman’s has also reintroduced promotions such as “Hot Seat.” A recent bingo promotion allowed guests to donate school supplies in exchange for bonus bingo cards, with a similar promotion using nonperishable goods planned for the fall.
Stockman’s has also added a Boomer’s Sportsbook betting kiosk following a partnership formed five months ago, according to Shawn Odell, a controller with Boomer’s Sportsbook. The kiosk was installed on the casino’s gaming floor and is similar to those already operating in Las Vegas, Jackpot, Elko, Reno, and Sparks.
Stockman’s Casino was established in 1969 by Ken and Glenda Bendickson and Herb Peters. Jim and Kathryn Peters acquired the property from Herb Peters in 1989. Full House Resorts acquired the casino from the Peters family in 2007 and operated it until April 2026, when David Ross and Michael Gaughan III of Clarity Game Nevada, LLC, purchased the property.
The casino is located at 1560 W. Williams Avenue and is open 24 hours a day. The cafe serves breakfast from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. daily, followed by lunch and dinner from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.