Full House Resorts agreed to sell Stockman’s Casino in Fallon, Nevada, to Clarity Game LLC for $9.2 million, according to the reported announcement. The transaction includes the building, land and certain operating assets; Clarity is expected to take operational control after Nevada gaming regulators review the purchase.
The sale transfers a Nevada casino’s assets, with operational control dependent on regulatory review.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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The Nevada Gaming Commission approved Golden Entertainment’s move to become privately held. Golden is selling its operating assets to company chief executive Blake Sartini and affiliates, and seven casino real estate assets to VICI Properties under a sale-leaseback; 99% of shareholders approved the deal, which is due to close in the second quarter.
J&J Gaming has acquired The Curo Group’s assets in Illinois and Nebraska, according to the report. The Nevada Gaming Commission is due to consider the company’s request for approval to issue or redeem non-voting preferred equity units. J&J said the Curo transaction contributed more than $30 million in earnings and strengthened its sales operation.
Merkur said it completed its acquisition of Gaming Arts on 15 September 2025, following approval by the Nevada Gaming Commission. Merkur said the deal would add its cabinets to Gaming Arts’ product range and support its return to the US market.
Truckee Gaming plans to acquire Poker Palace Casino in North Las Vegas, close it temporarily for renovation and reopen it in the first or second quarter of 2026, according to the company’s attorney. The Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended a limited licence, with the Nevada Gaming Commission still to consider the application; Truckee plans to return to the Board to complete licensing after the renovation. The company expects to fund the work from operating cash flow.
Apollo Global Management said it completed its acquisitions of IGT’s gaming and digital business and Everi Holdings after Nevada Gaming Commission approval. The $6.3 billion transaction takes the businesses private; Everi shareholders will receive $14.25 per share in cash, while IGT will receive $4.05 billion in cash proceeds.