TLDR William Hill plans to add three sportsbooks at Terrible’s casinos in Indian Springs, Carlin, and Searchlight. The Nevada Gaming Control Board approved the licenses on November 4. The Nevada Gaming Commission is expected to give final review on November 19. The deal could lift William Hill’s Nevada network to more than 110 outlets. Caesars is running a $1 million parlay giveaway to draw bettors to partner casinos.
William Hill, the sportsbook brand owned by Caesars Entertainment, is moving deeper into small-town Nevada. Three new locations tied to Terrible’s casinos could lift its statewide network to more than 110 outlets.
The sites are in Indian Springs, Carlin, and Searchlight. All three are far from the Las Vegas Strip, where most of the state’s betting activity is focused.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board unanimously approved nonrestricted gaming licenses for the locations on November 4. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported the decision.
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Eric Hession, president of Caesars Digital, said the Terrible’s partnership will let William Hill serve sports fans across the state. He also pointed to the company’s commitment to investing in local markets and supporting casino partners.
The deal adds to a string of openings William Hill has made since 2025. Recent additions include Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, Hotel Nevada in Ely, Verdi Grillhouse in western Nevada, and Barton’s Club in Jackpot near the Idaho border.
The two companies have worked together before. They brought back sportsbook operations at Primm Valley Resort & Casino, which reopened in July after a 17-day closure.
The Primm sportsbook has three betting kiosks, three staffed ticket windows, and 24 screens. It sits next to