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Stockman’s Casino in Fallon has completed a year long renovation under new ownership, refreshing its gaming floor, restaurant and building systems while adding Boomer’s Sportsbook to the property.
The Nevada casino marked completion of the project with a September 18 ribbon cutting. More than half of its slot machines have been replaced, while guests now have access to a Boomer’s betting kiosk on the casino floor. Stockman’s remains open 24 hours a day at 1560 W. Williams Avenue.
Good to Know
- More than half of the slot inventory was replaced during the renovation.
- Boomer’s Sportsbook now operates a 24 hour betting kiosk and account verification point at Stockman’s.
- Stockman’s changed ownership in 2026 after Full House Resorts agreed to sell the operating assets to Clarity.
New Owners Refresh Gaming And Dining
The renovation follows the ownership transition to Clarity Game Nevada, LLC, led by David Ross and Michael Gaughan III.
General Manager Lou Capone said the new owners saw an opportunity to reinvest in a long established Fallon casino.
“Fallon’s a great town and the ownership believes in this community,” Capone said. “We’re excited to have inherited a great team and a building with great bones, but it was a bit tired.”
Work covered new carpeting, an upgraded air conditioning system and back of house improvements, including a redesigned kitchen.
The cafe was also demolished and rebuilt with a more traditional look. The menu centers on familiar options such as cheeseburgers and chicken fingers, while other customer favorites will return seasonally.
Stockman’s has also brought back food offers including Taco Tuesday for Winner’s Club members and weekend prime rib specials.
Boomer’s Adds Fallon Sports Betting Location
Sports betting became another part of the updated gaming floor through a partnership with Boomer’s Sportsbook.
Boomer’s lists Stockman’s as a 24 hour kiosk and account verification location. Customers can place bets at the casino or use the Boomer’s mobile app elsewhere in Nevada after completing the required in person account verification.
The casino also continues to run Winner’s Club promotions and rewards. Members earn points and comp dollars through gaming activity, while current promotions include free play drawings and bonus point offers.
Stockman’s dates back to 1969, when Ken and Glenda Bendickson and Herb Peters opened the property. Jim and Kathryn Peters later took control before Full House Resorts acquired the casino in 2007.
The latest ownership change started a new chapter for a property that now offers around 10,000 square feet of gaming space, slots, virtual table games and sports betting.
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