Truckee Gaming has confirmed plans to reopen the former Poker Palace as Club Fortune North, with a soft opening scheduled for 19 July ahead of a full public opening on 22 July.

The reopening follows an extensive renovation of the North Las Vegas property, which has undergone a near-complete redevelopment since being acquired by Truckee Gaming. The company has repositioned the venue under the Club Fortune brand as part of its strategy to modernise the casino while retaining its longstanding presence in the local market.

According to reports, the refurbishment includes a redesigned casino floor, upgraded interiors and refreshed customer amenities, with the redevelopment representing one of the most significant recent investments in a neighbourhood casino in North Las Vegas.

Truckee Gaming Chief Executive Officer Marc Falcone explained that the project was intended to deliver a modern gaming experience while preserving the property’s role as a community-focused casino.

The reopening returns a fully refurbished gaming venue to the North Las Vegas market and expands Truckee Gaming’s portfolio of locally focused casino properties in Southern Nevada.

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