Five, four or three, depending. No kidding, and here's why.

Spring Creek (which might as well be Elko) "Scoreboard Sports Bar" Maybe owned by the same people Full House Limited, not positive I have that detail correct, who own Stockmen's and the Commercial. It's a sports bar that had 21 tables. I don't know if they still do?

Commercial Hotel - May be closed for remodeling due to a fire, otherwise one block West of Stockmen's. Last I heard scheduled to re-open in November. Slots, 21, special table (1) it changes.

Three casinos.

Stockmen's Downtown, Craps, special table (2), 21, craps, slots, Strike machine. Craps open during limited peak hours.

Red Lion, North burbs - Only game in town... sports book, roulette, keno, poker room. Also has slots, special table (2), let it ride, 21, craps, $5 slots, penny slots.

Gold Country, across the street from Red Lion, slots, 21.

(special table subject to change, might be carribean stud, three card poker, spanish 21 or ???)

By the way the small cowboy museum is, The Western Folklore Museum. If you are there on Friday the seafood buffet at Red Lion is pretty good.

High Desert Inn and some other places had $1 slots if you collect tokens.