Silver Sevens · Paradise

Year Opened

1981

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

21++

Property Type

Casinos

Regulator

Nevada Gaming Control Board

Owner

Affinity Gaming

Tables

25

Slot Machines

1,001

Formerly

Terrible's Hotel and Casino

About Silver Sevens Casino

Silver Sevens Casino is a commercial casino at 4100 Paradise Road in Paradise, Nevada, operated by Affinity Gaming. The property has been at this address since 1981 — originally as the Continental Hotel and Casino, later as Terrible’s Hotel and Casino, and rebranded as Silver Sevens by Affinity Gaming. All gaming is regulated by the Nevada Gaming Control Board, with a minimum gambling age of 21. The floor operates 24 hours a day.

The 4100 Paradise Road address places Silver Sevens approximately half a mile east of the Las Vegas Strip, south of the Las Vegas Convention Center. The casino sits adjacent to the Hard Rock Hotel / Virgin Hotels Las Vegas complex on Paradise Road — a corridor that serves the Convention Center trade and off-Strip visitors who want Strip proximity without Strip hotel rates. Affinity Gaming operates Silver Sevens as part of its Nevada and regional gaming portfolio.

The “Terrible’s” brand that preceded Silver Sevens was tied to the Terrible Herbst convenience store and fuel station chain, which branded several Nevada casino properties in the 1990s and 2000s. Affinity Gaming retired the Terrible’s branding and renamed the Paradise Road property Silver Sevens in connection with a broader portfolio rebranding. For visitors looking at Paradise casino options, Silver Sevens represents a compact off-Strip locals-and-convention option with a full gaming menu and a Race & Sports Book.

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Gaming Floor

Silver Sevens runs approximately 1,001 gaming machines alongside a 25-table game section. The machine floor includes standard reel slots, Video Poker, and Community/Multi-Player Slots — linked machines where multiple players simultaneously play on shared content with a social gaming element. Bingo and continuous-draw keno are also available in the gaming program.

Table games include Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, and Pai Gow Poker — the core Nevada casino table menu at a compact off-Strip scale. A Race & Sports Book handles fixed-odds sports wagering and simulcast race betting under Nevada Gaming Control Board licensing. The 25-table count is modest but covers the essential game types for visitors who want table play in a less crowded environment than a full Strip casino.

Race and Sports Book

Silver Sevens operates a Race & Sports Book under Nevada Gaming Control Board licensing. The Paradise Road location near the Las Vegas Convention Center makes the book a practical option for convention visitors who want to place wagers during trade show days. Confirm current wagering menu, screen layout, and hours at silversevenscasino.com before planning a sports wagering visit.

History and Naming

Silver Sevens has carried three names since 1981: Continental Hotel and Casino (original), Terrible’s Hotel and Casino (Affinity/Terrible Herbst era), and Silver Sevens (current Affinity Gaming brand). The Terrible’s branding — distinctive in Nevada for its connection to the Terrible Herbst fuel and convenience store chain — was part of a broader portfolio that included properties in Searchlight, Henderson, and Pahrump. The Silver Sevens rename reflects Affinity Gaming’s effort to move the property away from the budget-tier Terrible’s brand identity toward a more neutral casino identity.

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Silver Sevens — 1,001 machines, Community Slots, and a poker room near the Las Vegas Convention Center

Silver Sevens Casino at 4100 Paradise Road has cycled through three names since 1981 (Continental, Terrible's, Silver Sevens) but maintained a practical off-Strip casino identity throughout. The 1,001-machine floor with Community/Multi-Player Slots, 25 table games, a Race & Sports Book, 2-table poker room, and Bingo covers a complete gaming menu for the Convention Center corridor and off-Strip Paradise Road visitor. For anyone at a trade show at the LVCC who wants to play without walking to the Strip or booking Strip prices, Silver Sevens is the closest licensed Nevada casino floor. Visit silversevenscasino.com for current promotions and hours.

Priya Sharma

Responsible Gaming Editor

Licensing and Regulation

Silver Sevens Casino is a commercial gaming property licensed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Sports wagering is legal under Nevada state law. The minimum gambling age is 21.