Accel Expands Nevada Footprint with 600-Terminal Green Valley Grocery Deal
Event summary
- Accel's subsidiary Century Gaming Technologies Nevada added ~600 electronic gaming terminals via a new agreement with Green Valley Grocery Convenience Stores, owned by Anabi Oil.
- This is the second major deal between Accel and Anabi Oil in 2026, following January’s partnership for Rebel Convenience Store locations.
- Accel now supports over 4,000 gaming terminals across more than 525 Nevada locations as of July 1st.
- The agreement leverages Accel's operational expertise, data analytics, and promotional systems to drive growth.
The big picture
Accel's latest deal underscores the growing trend of gaming operators partnering with convenience retailers to expand their footprint. The strategic focus on Nevada highlights the state's potential for long-term growth, particularly in non-casino gaming markets. With over 4,000 terminals now operational in Nevada, Accel is positioning itself as a key player in the region's gaming landscape.
What we're watching
- Market Consolidation
- How Accel's deepened relationship with Anabi Oil will affect its position in Nevada's locals-focused gaming market.
- Operational Efficiency
- Whether Accel can sustain growth through operational expertise and data analytics across expanded locations.
- Strategic Investment
- The pace at which Accel will invest in and grow its Nevada network following this expansion.
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