Eureka Casino Resort has redesigned its table games pit and refreshed Gregory's Mesquite Grill as part of its ongoing $100m remodeling.
The newly transformed table games pit features brand-new games by Genesis Gaming, headlined by a 14-foot craps table which was custom-built for the operator. Moreover, new plush gaming chairs from Patir promise to provide a comfortable experience for players.
CEO Andre Carrier, who was featured on the Huddle, also highlighted the addition of 75-inch Samsung screens placed to ensure maximum visibility. The executive said: "Table game players notice the details, from how the chair feels to whether they can see the game on TV."
The $100m project first began in December 2024 with the unveiling of a reimagined Gregory's Mesquite Grill, which saw the addition of 7,000 square feet, a classic Parlor Bar and four private dining rooms. Two years later, the restaurant was further remodeled. The bar, Club Room and dining room all received a refresh.
According to the operator's press release, the newest version of the restaurant features updated spaces with a "cleaner, more modern feel." Speaking of Gregory's newest renovations, Carrier said: "Gregory’s has a storied history, and we are blessed to have many loyal guests. To show gratitude for that, we always want to continually improve."
In December 2025, Eureka Casino unveiled its Onyx Lounge, as part of the same $100m project. The operator described the lounge as a "quiet, elevated retreat," with gold accents, an onyx backsplash, food and beverage selections and a glass-drop chandelier.
The ongoing transformation of the property 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas will include casino floor upgrades, renovations to all hotel rooms and an updated exterior design.
Eureka Casino and Resort is America's only fully employee-owned casino company