Dan Cooper’s Eureka! Casino · Black Hawk

About Dan Cooper’s Eureka! Casino

Dan Cooper’s Eureka! Casino is a Colorado-licensed gaming property at 211 Gregory Street in Black Hawk, Colorado, regulated by the Colorado Division of Gaming under the Colorado Limited Gaming Act. The floor carries 145 gaming machines — Blackjack in machine format, slot machines, and Video Keno — with a restaurant and self-parking on site. The minimum gambling age is 21.

Gregory Street is the connecting corridor between Black Hawk’s lower Main Street casino district and Central City’s gaming strip, running through the narrow section of the Clear Creek gulch where the two gaming towns share a common gaming district boundary. The 211 Gregory Street address places Dan Cooper’s Eureka! Casino on that connecting corridor, within the dense gaming and hospitality zone that includes several casino hotels, the Central City–Black Hawk free bus route, and parking structures serving both towns. Denver is roughly 40 miles east via Colorado 119 and US-6 through Clear Creek Canyon.

The Eureka! branding references the exclamation associated with a gold discovery — consistent with the mining-era aesthetic adopted by several Colorado mountain gaming properties that named themselves after the cultural vocabulary of the 1859 Colorado Gold Rush. Our directory data confidence for this property is listed as low; no website or phone number appears in the data. Operating details, including current hours and the exact floor configuration, should be confirmed before visiting.

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Gaming at Dan Cooper’s Eureka! Casino

Dan Cooper’s Eureka! Casino runs 145 gaming machines across machine-format Blackjack, slot machines, and Video Keno — all authorized under Colorado Limited Gaming regulations.

Video Keno is an electronic machine game in which players select a set of numbers from a grid (typically 1–80) before the machine draws 20 winning numbers; payouts are based on how many of the player’s chosen numbers match the drawn set. Video Keno is distinct from live keno (which requires a live caller and a bingo-style board) and is classified as a gaming machine format under Colorado law. It runs at a faster pace than live keno and gives players more direct control over their selection and bet per game.

At 145 machines, Dan Cooper’s Eureka! is among the smaller gaming floors in the Black Hawk market. No table games or poker room appear in our directory data; the current floor configuration and any game types beyond those listed should be confirmed directly with the property.

Dining and Amenities

A restaurant and self-parking are on site at Dan Cooper’s Eureka! Casino. No hotel is associated with this property. Our directory data does not include restaurant hours, menus, or additional amenity details beyond these tags. Confirm dining availability and current hours before planning a meal around a visit.

The 211 Gregory Street address on the Black Hawk–Central City border corridor provides access to both gaming districts and their combined parking and dining infrastructure. The Central City–Black Hawk free bus service runs through this corridor during peak hours, connecting visitors between the two towns’ casino concentrations.

Location

Dan Cooper’s Eureka! Casino is at 211 Gregory Street in Black Hawk, Colorado. Gregory Street connects Black Hawk’s Main Street district with Central City. Denver is approximately 40 miles east via Colorado 119. Self-parking is on site.

★ Editor note

145-machine floor with Video Keno on Gregory Street — confirm hours before visiting

Dan Cooper's Eureka! Casino is a compact gaming room on the Black Hawk–Central City Gregory Street corridor with a game mix that includes the relatively uncommon Video Keno format. Low data confidence and no published contact information mean this property warrants extra planning: show up without calling ahead and you risk finding different hours or floor conditions than expected. If you're already in the Black Hawk gaming district, the Gregory Street location makes it easily accessible on foot from the Main Street casino concentration.

Priya Sharma

Responsible Gaming Editor