
Eureka Casino Resort finished its table games pit and Gregory’s Mesquite Grill refresh within a $100 million remodel. The 100% employee-owned operator added 11 Genesis tables including a custom 14-foot craps table. Work follows the 2024 restaurant expansion and 2025 Onyx Lounge opening.
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Eureka Casino Resort has completed a redesigned table games pit and refreshed Gregory’s Mesquite Grill as the latest steps in its $100 million property-wide remodel.
The Mesquite resort, America’s only 100 per cent employee-owned casino company, installed 11 brand-new tables from Genesis Gaming. The installation is headlined by a 14-foot craps table built specifically for the property. Plush chairs from Patir and 75-inch Samsung screens with optimized sightlines complete the player-facing changes, along with new carpeting and fixtures.
“Table game players notice the details, from how the chair feels to whether they can see the game on TV,” Andre Carrier, CEO of Eureka Casino Resort, said. “We wanted them to have the best seat in Mesquite.”
The updates maintain focus on tangible details that affect table game users on every visit.
The restaurant overhaul brings the original dining room, bar and Club Room in line with a December 2024 expansion that added 7,000 square feet, a Parlour Bar and four private dining rooms. The refreshed spaces adopt a cleaner, modern appearance while preserving the intimate atmosphere that draws repeat guests.
“Gregory’s has a storied history, and we are blessed to have many loyal guests,” Carrier said. “To show gratitude for that, we always want to continually improve.”
The latest work follows the December 2025 opening of the Onyx Lounge for top-tier Gold Club loyalty members. The full $100 million project also covers casino floor upgrades, renovations to all 214 hotel rooms, ballroom improvements and an updated exterior. The property sits 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas and includes Mesquite’s largest sportsbook.
This development was reported by G3 Newswire.
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