633 Main Street, Deadwood, SD | 800-336-1876 | Bullock Hotel & Casino
The Bullock Hotel was named for Seth Bullock, the first sheriff of Deadwood. On the site of Bullock’s hardware store, which burned down in 1894, Bullock built a 63-room hotel in 1895. The Bullock was later renovated to include a casino when Deadwood legalized gambling in 1989. This brought the room total down to 28. The first floor includes a casino, bar, and restaurant. The second and third floors remain a hotel.
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Bullock Hotel casino offerings
Most casino games at Bullock Hotel are penny slots. There are a few old reels like Top Dollar that operate with coins. These use the $1 denomination. The machine dispenses Deadwood $1 tokens that may be redeemed at the cashier cage.
There are two Shuffle Master video blackjack machines at the Bullock Hotel. One is at the rear of the casino. The other is across from the bar.
Each of these video blackjack games has the same rules. The bet limits are $1 to $99. There is a Royal Match side bet for $1. Players may double down on any two cards before and after splitting. Surrender is also available. The dealer hits soft 17.
Bullock Casino video poker
In addition to various penny slot machines, the Bullock Hotel offers Game King video poker machines. The denominations are penny, nickel, and quarter.
The pay tables are the same on all denominations. The video poker payouts are about average for Deadwood. The best game is 6/5 Bonus Poker (96.87%). Other games include 7/5 Jacks or Better (96.14%), 9/6/4 Double Bonus (96.37%), 7/5 Double Double Bonus (95.71%), 10/8 Deuces Wild (95.96%) and 15/7/5 Joker Poker (96.74%). There is no players club nor any promotions available for playing video poker or slots at Bullock Hotel.
Bully’s Restaurant
Bully’s Restaurant is located inside the Bullock Hotel. The restaurant serves breakfast daily and lunch Wednesday through Sunday. Seth’s Cellar opens daily at 6pm.
| Restaurant hours at Bullock Hotel & Casino | |
|---|---|
| Sunday | Bully’s Restaurant: 7am-3pm |
| Monday & Tuesday | Bully’s Restaurant: 7-11am |
| Wednesday – Saturday | Bully’s Restaurant: 7am-3pm |
Additional Deadwood Casino dining options, listed by day of the week
Historic Bullock Hotel
The 28-room hotel offers one queen, one king, two queens, one full, and a Jacuzzi king suite room. Amenities include free wireless internet, a fitness room, and two free bottles of water. Rollaway beds are available for an additional $10-20 per night in deluxe rooms, the standard two queen room, and the suite.
All rooms are nonsmoking and include hair dryers, a flat-screen TV, and a single-cup coffee pot. Deluxe rooms offer additional square footage with the deluxe double queen including a second bathroom vanity. The King Suite features a jetted bathtub, separate shower, wet bar, fridge, microwave, coffee maker, seating area, and a view of Main Street.
Bullock Hotel FAQ
Is Bullock Hotel open 24 hours a day?
Yes. Bullock Hotel Casino is open 24 hours a day.
What is the minimum age to gamble at Bullock Hotel?
Players must be at least 21 years of age to gamble at Bullock Hotel.
Is smoking allowed at Bullock Hotel?
No. Smoking is not permitted inside Deadwood casinos.
What table games are available at Bullock Hotel?
There are no live table games, but there are two Shuffle Master video blackjack machines at Bullock Hotel.
Does Bullock Hotel have a poker room?
There is not a poker room at Bullock Hotel.
Does Bullock Hotel have a sportsbook?
Bullock Hotel does not have a sportsbook.
What restaurants are at Bullock Hotel?
Bully’s Restaurant serves breakfast at Bullock Hotel.
What does Bully’s Restaurant serve?
Bully’s Restaurant is open for breakfast daily. Lunch is served Wednesday through Sunday.
What rooms are available at Bullock Hotel?
Rooms are available with two queen beds or a single full, queen, or king bed. A suite is available with a king bed.
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Last Updated on May 18, 2023 by John Mehaffey