"Sigma Derby finds a new home at Golden Gate"

Golden Gate Hotel and Casino, the oldest operating hotel and casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, is now home to one of Sin City’s most cherished mechanical horse racing games, Sigma Derby.

Sigma Derby has now found a new home at Golden Gate following the packed Fremont Street Experience on June 16. This classic mechanical horse racing game has officially relocated from the D Las Vegas, Golden Gate’s sister venue, bringing with it a rich history dating back to the 1980s. It's one of the few remaining games of its kind, now nestled in the city’s first hotel. Golden Gate, originally opening as Hotel Nevada in 1906, is the perfect backdrop for Sigma Derby. This beloved game has entertained players for decades with its engaging, interactive gameplay. Offering a unique social vibe, the attraction lets players place coin bets on miniature horses racing around a track, creating a communal gaming experience that has captivated fans worldwide for years. Derek Stevens, owner and CEO of Golden Gate, expressed his excitement about the move in a press release learned by Casino House Group News. Sigma Derby is more than just a game, it's a piece of Las Vegas history, he remarked. Stevens added, There’s no better place for it than Golden Gate. As Las Vegas’s original hotel, Golden Gate has dedicated over a century to preserving the stories, traditions, and experiences that helped shape this city. He concluded, Sigma Derby belongs in that legacy, and we're thrilled to provide it a home where longtime fans and future generations can continue to enjoy it for years to come.