Update: Buffalo Bill's Resort & Casino is closed and not taking reservations. The property hopes to reopen by the in the 1st quarter of 2021.
Buffalo Bill's Resort & Casino is located in Jean. Desperado Roller Coaster and Bonnie and Clyde Getaway Car are local attractions and Primm Valley Golf Club is worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda. Spend some time exploring the area's activities, including golfing. Guests appreciate the resort's quiet location. Buffalo Bill’s Resort & Casino is famous for its 225-foot, 95-mph Desperado roller coaster, which was once the tallest and fastest coaster in the world.
Primm's Largest Hotel/Casino
Buffalo Bill's Resort and Casino is just off Interstate 15 northbound, exit 1 in Primm. It has 1,242 guest rooms and suites and is the largest hotel/casino property in Primm. Buffalo Bill's advertises that it combines Old West style with New West fun. It is a great place to get away and play.
Guests have the choice of thee room types: Deluxe, Suites, and Jacuzzi Suites. Rooms come with ironing boards, blow dryers, available in–room movies, and available high speed and wireless Internet.
Deluxe rooms are about 335 square feet and can be requested either with a king bed or two queen beds. Suite rooms have considerably more space than deluxe rooms.
For the best experience, visitors can stay in a luxurious Jacuzzi Suite Room. Deluxe room rates are typically about $25 on weekdays and $55 on weekends, depending on the season. Buffalo Bill's is rated as a two star hotel.
AN ENTERNTAINMENT CENTER
Buffalo Bill's has a 46,000 square foot casino with over 1,700 slot machines, nearly 40 table games, a poker room, and a race and sports book. The property also has great restaurants including Tony Roma's, Miss Ashley's Boarding House Buffet, Wagonmaster Coffee Shops, a Food Court, and several other dining options. There are also several bars, including the Tree Bar.
Buffalo Bill's has a large buffalo shaped swimming pool for guests. It is also home to a 6,500 seat Star of the Desert Arena, which is designed for concerts and also hosts other major events such as boxing, mixed martial arts, wrestling, and rodeos.
Buffalo Bills Casino Rides
Exterior Property Tour
For a full exterior tour of a shuttered Buffalo Bill's and its condition as of September 2020, check out the video below.
The biggest sweat for bookmakers at Seneca Creek Casino in downtown Buffalo often begins before the Bills game even kicks off, and it's not the heavy betting action on the red-hot hometown team that concerns them most. Instead, as Bills fans arrive at the sportsbook each Sunday, the staff's focus is on the furniture.
'You see the blue start coming in, the Bills logos, and we've got to calm them down a little bit. These guys get super excited about their team,' Gavin Mercado, who oversees the sportsbook operations at Seneca's three Buffalo-area casinos, told ESPN with a chuckle. 'We have to kid around and tell them, 'Listen, we have some tables around here, we can't have you guys jumping through them.'
The tables in the sportsbook have survived the regular season, 'thankfully,' Mercado said, but it's playoff time now, and betting on the Bills is all the rage in Buffalo.
'The energy keeps growing week to week,' Mercado said.
Buffalo Bills Casino Closed 2020
The Bills are 6.5-point favorites over the visiting Indianapolis Colts in Saturday's first playoff game of the weekend. As of Thursday evening, about 80% of the bets on the game were on the Bills at Seneca sportsbooks.
Nearly half of all bets -- 47% -- on the odds to win the Super Bowl have been on the Bills at Seneca's books. There are nearly five times more bets on the Bills than on the Kansas City Chiefs, the Super Bowl favorites and the second-most heavily bet. In comparison, at William Hill U.S. sportsbooks around the nation, five teams have attracted more Super Bowl bets than the Bills: the Chiefs, Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Seattle Seahawks and Pittsburgh Steelers. At Seneca, there are more Bills bets than those five teams combined.
The betting interest on the Bills has expanded outside of Buffalo, including some large wagers. DraftKings reported taking a $9,900 Super Bowl bet on the Bills at 12-1 that would win a net $118,800, and William Hill U.S. said it took at $6,000 bet on the Bills at 35-1 earlier in the season that would pay a net $210,000.
'We don't do very well with the Bills,' Nick Bogdanovich, director of trading for William Hill U.S., noted in a company release. 'We have a lot of money on Buffalo.'
The Bills are +650 to win the Super Bowl at Seneca sportsbooks, odds that are in line with the market in other states.
Despite the lopsided action and any potential costs for damaged tables, Mercado laughed when asked what would happen to his sportsbook's bottom line if the Bills won the Super Bowl.
'If the Bills won the Super Bowl, I can tell you right now that Western New York would be excited, have money in their pockets and would be coming back to place some more wagers,' Mercado said. 'We're rooting for them. We want to see this happen.'
But do the tables?