TLDR William Hill US has applied for three new sportsbook licences in Nevada. The Nevada Gaming Control Board reviewed the applications on Wednesday. The sportsbooks would open at Terrible’s locations in Indian Springs, Carlin and Searchlight. The new sites would bring William Hill’s Nevada betting outlets to 110. Terrible’s recently took over Primm Valley properties that were set to close in July.
William Hill US is seeking to open three new sportsbooks in rural Nevada through its growing partnership with Terrible’s. The Nevada Gaming Control Board considered the applications on Wednesday.
The requests are for non-restricted gaming licences for the Caesars Entertainment subsidiary. If granted, the new locations would bring William Hill’s total number of betting outlets in Nevada to 110.
All three proposed sportsbooks are at Terrible’s properties far from the Las Vegas Strip. They are Terrible’s in Indian Springs, Terrible’s in Carlin, and Terrible’s Searchlight Casino in Searchlight.
Indian Springs and Searchlight are small communities in Clark County. Carlin is in Elko County in northeastern Nevada.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal first reported details of the applications. In Nevada, the Gaming Control Board reviews licence applications before they go to the Nevada Gaming Commission for a final decision.
Nevada regulators recommended licenses for 5 new sportsbooks, including William Hill books at Terrible’s casinos in Indian Springs and Searchlight. Final vote could come Nov. 19. https://t.co/tJ3UXwetzL
— Vegas Daily Wire (@vegasdailywire) November 5, 2026
A Push Into Smaller Nevada Towns
William Hill US shared an update about its plans in a post on LinkedIn. The company said it continues “to invest in growth, partnerships and the customer experience across the state of Nevada.”
The company listed several milestones from this year. These included the relaunch of its sportsbooks at Primm Valley Casino Resorts and