Stockman’s Casino in Fallon, Nevada, has completed a year-long renovation project covering parts of the property, its gaming floor and customer facilities.
The remodel was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony on September 18. Work included new carpeting throughout the casino, an upgraded air-conditioning system and improvements to back-of-house areas, including a redesigned kitchen.
More than half of the casino’s slot machines were also replaced as part of the redevelopment.
Casino receives major property upgrades
The renovation covered several areas of Stockman’s Casino as the property underwent a broader refresh.
The casino’s café was demolished and rebuilt with a more traditional design. Its menu was also redesigned around popular options including cheeseburgers and chicken fingers, while other customer favourites are scheduled to return through seasonal rotations.
The property has also brought back several promotions following the renovation. These include Taco Tuesday, with a $7.77 offer for Winner’s Club members, and weekend prime rib specials.
General Manager Lou Capone said the ownership group wanted to reinvest in the Fallon property and restore elements of the venue that had become dated.
Winner’s Club promotions return
Stockman’s has continued to operate its Winner’s Club loyalty programme alongside the property improvements.
Members collect points through casino play and can exchange them for free play or café meal offers. Higher membership levels provide additional benefits, including premium beverage service, a monthly car wash and discounts at Holiday Inn.
The casino has also revived its Hot Seat promotion. A recent bingo promotion linked participation to community donations, allowing patrons to provide school supplies in exchange for additional bingo cards. A similar initiative involving non-perishable goods is planned for the autumn.
Boomer’s Sportsbook kiosk added
The casino has also expanded its betting offering through a partnership with Boomer’s Sportsbook.
A Boomer’s Sportsbook betting kiosk was installed on the gaming floor following a partnership established five months earlier. The kiosk follows a format already used by Boomer’s at locations in Las Vegas, Jackpot, Elko, Reno and Sparks.
Customers using Boomer’s can also place wagers through the company’s mobile application elsewhere in Nevada. Before accessing the app, customers must verify their accounts in person at Stockman’s using valid identification.
The sportsbook addition gives the renovated casino another betting option alongside its existing gaming operations.
Stockman’s changes ownership
Stockman’s Casino has a history dating back to 1969, when it was built by Ken and Glenda Bendickson and Herb Peters.
Jim and Kathryn Peters acquired the property from Herb Peters in 1989. Full House Resorts later purchased the casino from the Peters family in 2007 and operated it until April 2026.
David Ross and Michael Gaughan III of Clarity Game Nevada, LLC acquired the property in April 2026.
Stockman’s remains open 24 hours a day at 1560 W. Williams Avenue in Fallon. Its café serves breakfast from 7am to 11am, followed by lunch and dinner from 11am to 8pm.
The completed renovation marks a substantial update for the property, combining improvements to the building and gaming floor with changes to food service, promotions and sports betting facilities.


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