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    Las Vegas’ Silver Sevens Hotel and Casino poised for major rebrand and completion date earmarked

    Las Vegas Silver Sevens Hotel And Casino
    Article by : Charles Perrin Nov 13, 2023

    Las Vegas’ Silver Sevens Hotel and Casino is going to look very different after plans were revealed for a major rebrand and renovation.

    Yes, leading omni-channel gaming operator Affinity Interactive, announced Silver Sevens is set for a huge overhaul, and after a refurbishment, the property will re-emerge as The Continental Casino and Hotel.

    There has been an artist’s rendering highlighting the scope of the project which will be characterized by a stunning rooftop bar and lounge which will offer breathtaking views of the Vegas skyline.

    Moreover, AI has also discussed the prospect of making substantial investments in the gaming offering as well as expanding the range of dining options, and this will include the long-awaited return of Pink Taco.

    Currently, the Silver Sevens property, which sits east of the Strip on Flamingo Road, houses approximately 400 slot machines and a dozen table games.

    While the new establishment will mark a departure from the previous venue, Andrei Scrivens, AI’s CEO, is adamant the Continental brand shouldn’t lose any of the nostalgia associated with Silver Sevens.

    He said: “Our vision is to elevate the casino and hotel experience at Silver Sevens while remaining true to its history.

    “The Continental brand reaffirms our dedication to delivering a unique, exceptional, and value-driven experience to our community, while also contributing to Las Vegas’ growing reputation as a global sports and entertainment destination,”

    There have also been murmurings that the multi-million dollar renovation could be completed in 2025, however, no fixed date has been set.

    Nevertheless, it is expected that the casino and hotel will stay open for the majority of the refurbishment.

    AI, which has a diversified portfolio that includes the running of 11 casinos across the US, is now owned by New York private equity firm Z Capital Group LLC after a $580million takeover deal was sealed in 2016.