Stockman’s Casino Completes Year-Long Renovation and Integrates Boomer’s Sportsbook Kiosk
Stockman’s Casino finished a year-long renovation on its 8,600-square-foot floor, raising slot count from 189 to 235. New owners Clarity Game Nevada, LLC paid $9.2 million in 2024 and added a Boomer’s Sportsbook kiosk in 2026. The updates refresh a 57-year-old regional asset.
SCCG Take — New operators are refreshing legacy infrastructure and layering mobile sports betting to sustain local handle without major expansion.
Stockman’s Casino in Fallon, Nevada, marked the end of a year-long renovation with a ribbon-cutting event on September 18, 2026. The overhaul touched nearly every area of the property’s 8,600-square-foot gaming floor at Fallon’s largest casino.
Renovation Scope and Physical Upgrades
Lou Capone, the general manager, detailed the changes to the Nevada Appeal. The project delivered new carpet throughout, an overhauled HVAC system, a redesigned back-of-house kitchen, and the replacement of more than half the slot machines. The floor now holds 235 slots, up from 189, plus four table games.
The café was demolished and rebuilt in what Capone called “a more classic style.” “We’re excited to have inherited a great team and a building with great bones, but it was a bit tired,” Capone told the Appeal. “So we reinvested in it to bring it back to close to where (Jim) Peters had it when he sold it many years ago.”
Ownership Transition and Sportsbook Partnership
Clarity Game Nevada, LLC acquired the real estate from Full House Resorts in September 2024 and began operations on April 1, 2025, for a combined $9.2 million. The buyer is led by Nevada natives David Ross and Michael Gaughan III, with minority partners that include sports-betting executive Joe Asher. Full House Resorts had owned the asset since January 2007 after purchasing it from the Peters family.
The casino added sports betting via a partnership with Boomer’s Sportsbook, a Nevada-focused operator that installed a wagering kiosk five months before the ribbon cutting. After in-person ID verification at the property, patrons can bet statewide through the Boomer’s app. William Hill previously held the book. The name Stockman’s dates to 1955 and the current building opened in 1969.
Casino.org News first reported the completion and partnership details.
Reporting: Casino.org News
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