Off the Lobby, Never Closed
Turn left past the front desk and you're on the floor. It doesn't shut down, doesn't slow down much either, and it's the one part of the building strictly for guests 21 and up.
What You'll Find on the Floor
Table Games
Blackjack, poker, and craps spread across two dozen-plus tables. Limits range from a casual first hand to the kind of stakes that push you toward the room in back.
Slots
Somewhere north of 500 machines on the floor, old reel-style cabinets mixed in among the newer video screens. Denominations start at a penny and go up from there.
Poker Room
Eight tables, cash games most nights, and a tournament series that runs once a month. There's a separate section if you'd rather not deal with cigar smoke while you play.
High-Limit Room
Set back from the main floor, quieter, with a window looking down onto Main Street and a host assigned to the room, not just the shift.
Historic Machines Corner
A handful of restored antique slot machines from Deadwood's earliest gaming years, kept behind glass and non-playable. Guests linger here more than we expected when we first set it up.
Rewards Desk
Right by the main doors. Come here for players club sign-up, comp questions, or anything else about the floor that isn't self-explanatory.
House Rules
- 21 and up, ID checked at the door, no exceptions
- Smoking and non-smoking areas run on separate ventilation
- Floor and cage never close, not even for holidays
- Parking's free whether you're staying overnight or just here for the tables
Set a Limit Before You Sit Down
We follow the guidelines set by the South Dakota Commission on Gaming and post resources at the cage and the rewards desk. If you or someone with you wants to talk through self-exclusion or other support options, ask any staff member on the floor — it stays between you and them.
Pair It With Dinner
Book a table at The Bonanza Chophouse before or after a night on the floor.