Accel Entertainment Secures Route Agreement Adding 600 Terminals in Southern Nevada

Accel Entertainment announced on July 20, 2026 that its subsidiary Century Gaming Technologies Nevada reached a route agreement with Green Valley Grocery convenience stores, which Anabi Oil owns, and this partnership brings roughly 600 electronic gaming terminals into those Southern Nevada locations while building directly on an earlier January 2026 arrangement with Anabi’s Rebel stores.

The move expands Accel’s presence in the state where teh company already operated more than 4,000 terminals across over 525 locations as of July 1, and observers note that the new terminals will integrate into existing route operations managed through Century Gaming Technologies Nevada.

Details of the July 2026 Agreement

Under the terms disclosed, Green Valley Grocery locations receive the terminals through the route model that Century Gaming Technologies Nevada oversees, which means Accel handles placement, maintenance, and revenue sharing while the stores provide the physical space and foot traffic, and this structure mirrors the approach used in the earlier Rebel stores partnership that began in January 2026.

Company statements indicate the agreement adds approximately 600 terminals in total, and those units join the broader Nevada portfolio that already exceeded 4,000 terminals by the start of July, creating a combined network that spans more than 525 sites across the state.

Background on the Anabi Oil Partnership

The Green Valley Grocery deal extends the relationship that started when Accel partnered with Anabi’s Rebel stores in January 2026, and that earlier arrangement established the operational framework now being applied to the additional Green Valley locations owned by the same parent company.

Industry reports show that Anabi Oil’s store network provides multiple high-traffic convenience outlets in Southern Nevada, which allows the gaming terminals to reach customers who stop for everyday purchases, and the combined partnerships with Rebel and Green Valley together strengthen Accel’s coverage in the region.

Current Scale of Accel’s Nevada Operations

As of July 1 the company supported over 4,000 terminals in more than 525 locations throughout Nevada, and the addition of the 600 new terminals from Green Valley Grocery increases that footprint without requiring new standalone facilities.

Data from the announcement places the expansion within Accel’s established route-based model, which relies on agreements with existing retail operators rather than building dedicated gaming venues, and this approach has allowed the company to scale its Nevada presence steadily through 2026.

Accel CEO Andy Rubenstein described the Green Valley Grocery agreement as a significant step in growing the company’s Nevada operations, and his comments align with the pattern of incremental expansion that has taken the terminal count past the 4,000 mark by early July.

Integration With Existing Route Network

The new terminals will operate under the same Century Gaming Technologies Nevada subsidiary that manages the broader route agreements, and this continuity means the Green Valley locations benefit from established logistics, compliance procedures, and revenue tracking systems already in place for the Rebel stores and other partners.

Because the agreement follows the January 2026 Rebel partnership, the operational learning curve remains minimal, and those familiar with Accel’s model note that standardized installation and service protocols reduce rollout time across the additional 600 units.

Conclusion

The July 20, 2026 announcement confirms that Accel Entertainment has extended its Southern Nevada route network through the Green Valley Grocery agreement, which adds roughly 600 terminals and builds on the January 2026 Rebel stores partnership while increasing the company’s total Nevada footprint beyond the 4,000 terminals already active across more than 525 locations as of July 1. CDC Gaming coverage and related industry updates from the Nevada Gaming Control Board provide further context on route-based terminal placements in the state.