Accel Entertainment grows Nevada route operations with Dynasty Games deal

Dynasty Games is transitioning its Northern Nevada route operation assets to Accel Entertainment, with owner Roger Fuller citing the company’s focus on customer care after more than 30 years serving the region’s gaming community.

Accel is acquiring the assets through its subsidiary Century Gaming Technologies Nevada. 

“After more than 30 years serving Northern Nevada’s gaming community, it was important to find a partner who values relationships and integrity as much as results,” Fuller said. “Century Gaming Technologies has earned a strong reputation through its emphasis on customer care, and I’m excited to see our locations and customers benefit from Accel’s experience and dedication to the local market.”

Deal structure and Nevada coverage

The transaction involves 20 active route locations, two additional locations pending regulatory approval, and approximately 123 electronic gaming terminals. Accel said the deal is expected to be accretive to its 2026 financial results.

As of September 30, 2025, the company operated 2,757 gaming terminals across 370 locations in Nevada.

Accel distributes video gaming terminals (VGTs) in restaurants, bars, taverns, convenience stores, liquor stores, truck stops, and grocery stores. Six years ago, it was operating in one state. It is now working in six.

Operational presence and strategy

“This strategic and accretive acquisition marks an important milestone in our Nevada growth strategy,” said Andy Rubenstein, Chief Executive Officer of Accel Entertainment. “Dynasty Games has built a trusted reputation rooted in integrity and long-term relationships, and we’re excited to build on that legacy while expanding Accel’s best-in-class route operations across Northern Nevada.”

Rubenstein said the transaction creates new operations in Gardnerville, Verdi, Dayton, Fernley, Stagecoach, and Sun Valley.

“Combined with our existing footprint in Reno, Sparks, Carson City, Elko, Wells, Spring Creek, and Carlin, Accel now operates the most comprehensive and scaled route coverage in the state – a competitive advantage that is expected to drive continued growth and new location development,” he said.

On its third-quarter earnings call, Accel announced the completion of a $900 million senior secured credit facility, which it said bolstered the company’s balance sheet and liquidity.

The company also noted that its Nevada presence is not reliant on the Las Vegas Strip.