Station Casinos to move into tavern gambling with launch of Seventy Six

Station Casinos is moving into the Nevada tavern gambling sector with plans to launch Seventy Six by Station Casinos, an all-new Americana-inspired Tavern designed to be the perfect home away from home.

The announcement follows approval from The Nevada Gaming Control Board, who has recommended that the Nevada Gaming Commission enable Red Rock to add to its casino operations. With the first location set to debut in North Las Vegas on Lamb and Centennial this fall, Seventy Six will expertly blend convenient gaming, crafted food, specialty drinks, friendly bartenders, and the renowned hospitality of Station Casinos, creating the Valley’s newest, must-visit neighborhood and sports-viewing hangout.

“We are excited to unveil the next generation of neighborhood Taverns and introduce Seventy Six by Station Casinos to our community,” said Scott Kreeger, President of Station Casinos. “This new spot will provide guests another opportunity to enjoy Station Casinos’ friendly service, delicious food and beverage items, and the best gaming and sports viewing experiences in one convenient setting. We’re actively seeking to grow our number of units in the market and we think it’s an opportunity for us to expand into what we call the micro market within the valley.”

Lorenzo Fertitta, vice chairman of the board, added: “Everyone is focused on different segments of the market at that end of the business. What we call smaller properties seem to be very healthy and consistent and actually growing. So as a sign relative, it’s a very local market, but that’s going very well from an operating standpoint.”

The all-new Seventy Six Tavern will provide top-tier gaming entertainment featuring 15 brand-new 20” IGT’s peak bartop machines carrying over 55 of the newest poker, blackjack, slot, and keno games. Guests will also have the opportunity to join Seventy-Six’s VIP player’s club, which will be specific to the new Tavern where guests can enjoy exclusive benefits such as bountiful free play, lotto bucks every hour, scratch cards, bonusing and VIP parties–to name a few. Konami Gaming’s SYNKROS casino management system will power the slot system at the new Seventy Six Tavern.

“True to the spirit of Seventy Six, its exclusive guest rewards are characterized by convenience and individuality,” said Tom Jingoli, executive vice president & chief operating officer at Konami Gaming, Inc. “The Seventy Six’s VIP player’s club makes it a breeze to take advantage of earned benefits on-demand, and tap into random prizes throughout the day.”

The Seventy Six Tavern will offer a full bar and restaurant experience that is sure to satisfy every palate. With Chef Danny Wilkins at the helm, the menu will feature an array of bar favorites made daily from the freshest ingredients including items such as ahi tuna nachos, fried chicken street corn tacos, sliced ribeye panini dip, creamy Poblano chicken pasta and a delicious cowboy burger and more. The drink selection will be equally impressive, boasting a variety of house-made signature cocktails, wines, and a wide variety of domestic and imported beers, with 20 options served ice-cold on tap.

Additionally, the new neighborhood Tavern will quickly become the go-to destination for sports fans as the venue will feature 24 high-definition TVs suspended from the ceiling and pillars, providing a front row seat to every sports moment. Further creating an engaging atmosphere, the venue will offer cozy leather seating and an app-enabled state-of-the-art jukebox, allowing patrons to play their favorite tunes throughout their visit.

“Whether you’re looking to catch the game, enjoy a handcrafted meal, or simply unwind with friends, Seventy Six will offer an upbeat and inviting atmosphere for all,” added Bobbie Rihel, Vice President of Small Properties.

The first Seventy Six by Station Casinos, conveniently located at the corner of Centennial and Lamb in North Las Vegas at 6345 N Lamb Blvd, will open this fall, with additional locations set to open throughout 2025.