Clarity Game Nevada completes acquisition of Stockman's Casino in Fallon

Clarity Game Nevada has announced the completion of its acquisition of Stockman's Casino operations on April 1, 2025. Closing on the operation marks the final step in the transaction, which included a land and asset deal that was completed in late 2024.

The company has revealed plans to install new slot machines as part of wider casino renovations at the Nevada property. Full House Resorts agreed on a deal in September 2024 to sell the casino in Fallon, Churchill County, and focus instead on its recently opened Chamonix and American Place properties.

Stockman's Casino has been a mainstay in downtown Fallon since its opening in 1955. "With a large open floor plan and friendly service, the casino has been a locals' favorite for years," Clarity stated in a press release.

Clarity Game Nevada is run by Nevada natives David Ross and Michael Gaughan III, who have worked together for around 30 years in senior management for Coast Casinos, Affinity Gaming, and the JW Marriott & Rampart Casino.

Ross said: “Mike and I have been interested in operating casinos in Northern Nevada for a long time, as we both have houses in the area. The opportunity with Stockman's in Fallon was exciting due to the historic aspects of the town.

“As natives of Nevada, we know there is more to the state than just Las Vegas, and our philosophy of loose slots, good food, and great service is a natural fit in Churchill County."

Gaughan III added: “The first step is making sure it's a smooth transition for our team members and guests. All of the points and comps our players had before are still available to them. 

"We do have exciting plans for the future, including new slot machines and casino renovations that reimagine the gaming spaces to create a more exciting experience."

The acquisition of Stockman's Casino is Clarity's third casino purchase in the last six months, with the organization “actively pursuing” gaming opportunities within Nevada and around the US.