Old Style Saloon No. 10 Deadwood is a Main Street saloon casino in Deadwood, South Dakota, with slots, blackjack, a dedicated poker room, live entertainment, and upstairs dining at Deadwood Social Club. Its strongest draw is real card-room action paired with Old West character. I think it makes the most sense for visitors mixing gambling with a downtown evening out. The trade-off: lodging is separate, and poker availability depends on the day and the game running.
Quick facts
| Address | 657 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732 |
|---|---|
| Casino type | Downtown saloon casino |
| Minimum gambling age | 21 |
| Listed slot hours | Daily, 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. |
| Listed blackjack hours | Daily, 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. |
| Table games | Blackjack and Three Card Poker |
| Poker room | Yes; hours vary by day |
| Retail sportsbook | No |
| On-site hotel | No |
| Dining | Deadwood Social Club upstairs |
| Phone | 605-578-3346 |
| Guide updated | October 13, 2026 |
The listed gaming hours come from Deadwood’s casino directory. Use them for planning, but call before a trip built around a particular table or poker session.
What kind of casino is Saloon No. 10?
Think saloon first, but do not dismiss the gambling as decoration. Historical photographs, artifacts, whiskey, and entertainment establish the personality, while the poker room gives card players a reason to come beyond taking a look around.
That combination suits a mixed group: dinner, drinks, and scheduled entertainment can share the evening with gambling. Compared with a hotel casino, however, this is an outing you assemble yourself, including where to sleep and how to get back there.
The property leans into Wild Bill Hickok and Deadwood’s Old West story. I would enjoy the historical presentation as atmosphere rather than treat promotional language as a building-history lesson.
Casino games: slots, blackjack, and Three Card Poker
The official gaming page advertises slots, blackjack, Three Card Poker, and a dedicated player-versus-player poker room. Three Card Poker is a house-banked table game; room poker has players competing against one another for the pot.
Choose the game first, then plan the visit. Slots have the broadest listed daily schedule, blackjack starts later, and poker has separate hours and scheduled variants. An open saloon does not mean every game is available.
Slots and video poker
The operator names Willie Nelson, John Wayne, and Buffalo slot themes and describes ticket-in, ticket-out machines. These are examples, not a guarantee that a particular machine will be available.
I would ignore the promotional description of the slots as loose. No property-specific payout measurement is presented here. Check the total wager before playing: a low denomination can still produce a substantial cost per spin.
If you want a particular video-poker game, call about the inventory and pay table. A poker-themed slot is not necessarily video poker.
Blackjack and Three Card Poker
Saloon No. 10 advertises single-deck blackjack, a more distinctive draw than a generic promise of casino excitement. Single deck alone does not guarantee a good game, though. The blackjack payout, doubling rules, and other conditions still matter.
Check those rules and the posted minimum before buying in. I would rather play a favorable game in an ordinary room than a poor one surrounded by wonderful memorabilia. No guaranteed blackjack minimum is given here.
Three Card Poker offers another house-banked option without needing a cash poker game to form. It is not a substitute for a poker-room session.
Poker room: hours, cash games, and tournaments
Saloon No. 10 has a dedicated poker room. The operator advertises Texas Hold’em, Omaha Hi/Lo Split, and Seven Card Stud, with a weekly schedule for Hold’em and dealer’s-choice play.
Listed poker room hours
- Monday: closed.
- Tuesday through Thursday: 2 p.m. to 2 a.m.
- Friday and Saturday: 10 a.m. to 2 a.m.
- Sunday: 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.
These hours are from Deadwood’s tourism listing. A room opening is not a guarantee of a full table, so ask what is running before committing your itinerary.
Cash-game selection
The official schedule lists Hold’em on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, with $2 to $10 and $3 to $15 spread limits. Thursday is dealer’s choice, with options including Omaha, split-pot variants, Seven Card Stud, and Razz.
The advertised Hold’em days suit players seeking a familiar game; Thursday is more interesting for those comfortable switching variants. Sunday has listed room hours, but the official weekly game schedule does not specify its game.
Six Shooter tournament costs
The official Six Shooter Hold’em listing gives Friday and Saturday starts at 10:30 a.m., a $7 buy-in, a $3 bonus chip, and $10 rebuys. Confirm the current structure, bonus-chip terms, and rebuy window before entering.
Gamboool original analysis
We assembled the comparison below from published information and our calculations. These are selected examples, rather than measured gambling sessions or a representative survey.
| Detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Poker room: Advertised poker variants | The official gaming page advertises a poker room with Texas Hold’em, Omaha Hi/Lo Split, and Seven Card Stud. |
| Table games: Blackjack and Three Card Poker | The operator advertises blackjack and Three Card Poker, including a single-deck blackjack game. The passage does not specify blackjack payouts or other house rules. |
| Six Shooter tournament: Schedule and published charges | The official listing schedules the tournament for Friday and Saturday at 10:30 a.m., with a $7.00 buy-in, a $3.00 bonus chip, and $10.00 rebuys. |
| Texas Hold’em: Scheduled days and spread limits | The operator lists Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday Hold’em, with $2.00–$10.00 and $3.00–$15.00 spread limits. |
| Dealer’s-choice poker: Thursday game selection and spread limit | Thursday’s advertised dealer’s-choice selection includes several split-pot variants and Razz, with a listed $2.00–$10.00 spread limit. |
| Slots: Advertised themes and cash-out technology | The official page names Willie Nelson, John Wayne, and Buffalo themes and describes ticket-in, ticket-out machines. |
| Gaming schedules: Slots versus blackjack hours | Deadwood’s visitor listing gives daily slot hours of 9 a.m.–2 a.m. and blackjack hours of 10 a.m.–2 a.m.; the published starting times differ. |
| Poker room: Published weekly opening schedule | The visitor listing marks Monday closed, Tuesday through Thursday opening at 2 p.m., Friday and Saturday at 10 a.m., and Sunday at 6 p.m., with listed closing times of 2 a.m. |
| Slot promotion: Advertised noncash discount benefit | The visitor listing describes a possible “Booty Call” award providing discounts at the bar, restaurant, or outerwear stand. It does not state discount amounts or qualification terms. |
| Dining and drinks: Upstairs amenities | The visitor listing places Deadwood Social Club and Top of the Ten wine and martini bar upstairs and describes an Italian steakhouse and rooftop patio. |
| Entertainment: Advertised activities beyond gambling | The official homepage advertises live music, community fundraisers, a Wild Bill presentation, and Sexy Bingo; visitors should use event-specific listings to plan attendance. |
| Visitor contact: Local phone and street address | The casino visitor listing provides 1-605-578-3346 and 657 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732. |
| Visitor location: Published casino address | The casino listing places the property at 657 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732. |
| Calculation | Result | Takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| Six Shooter entry with the listed bonus chip | $10.00 | Budget for the bonus-chip charge separately from the advertised buy-in if you choose to include it. Confirm tournament terms before entering. |
| Six Shooter entry, bonus chip, and one illustrative rebuy | $20.00 | A rebuy increases your cash commitment beyond entry and the bonus chip. Decide whether to rebuy before play begins rather than treating the low entry price as your entire budget. |
| Six Shooter entry, bonus chip, and two illustrative rebuys | $30.00 | Compare this scenario with entry-only and single-rebuy spending before setting your limit. The published listing does not specify the rebuy window or maximum number of rebuys. |
| Difference between the advertised Hold’em spread-limit upper endpoints | $5.00 per bet at the listed upper endpoint | The higher spread allows larger individual bets; neither spread describes the total cost of a hand. Ask which game is running and how its betting rules work before buying in. |
Research references: saloon10.com 1, deadwood.com 2, deadwood.com 3, saloon10.com 4.
Method: Published inputs collected 2026-10-13. Illustrative assumptions are labeled, and the full calculation inputs remain in the saved research record. These examples support planning; they do not predict a particular session.
Using those published charges, entry with the bonus chip totals $10. One illustrative rebuy brings the commitment to $20; two bring it to $30, assuming the rules permit both. These are spending scenarios, not predictions of player spending or a statement that the bonus chip is mandatory.
I would decide on a rebuy limit before sitting down. A low entry price is inviting, but it is not necessarily the cost of the session.
The advertised Hold’em spreads also matter: the higher spread’s upper endpoint permits an individual bet $5 larger than the lower spread’s upper endpoint. Neither figure describes the total cost of a hand, and these are not blackjack minimums.
Sportsbook and hotel
Old Style Saloon No. 10 has no on-property retail sportsbook and no on-site hotel. Arrange either separately.
For an overnight visit, weigh a convenient downtown room against the full cost of staying farther away, including transportation and parking. A lower room rate is not automatically a better deal if getting back after dinner, music, or drinks becomes a logistical puzzle.
Restaurants and bars
Deadwood’s Saloon No. 10 visitor listing describes Deadwood Social Club upstairs as a Northern Italian steakhouse offering Tuscan pastas, South Dakota buffalo, and beef. This is a sit-down dinner option, not simply a snack counter attached to the slots.
Upstairs also has Top of the Ten, a wine and martini bar, plus a rooftop patio. Downstairs, the saloon emphasizes whiskey and offers local, domestic, and imported beer.
The rooftop is seasonal: the operator’s Top of the 10 page says the outdoor patio opens only during summer. Confirm availability if an outdoor drink is central to your plans.
Deadwood Social Club hours
The restaurant’s published schedule lists:
- Brunch and lunch: Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Dinner: Tuesday through Thursday, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
- Sunday and Monday: closed.
Check for schedule changes, current menu prices, and reservation availability before building an evening around dinner. Slot hours do not tell you when the kitchen closes.
Keep the dinner bill, bar tab, and gambling bankroll separate. An expected win is not a sensible way to pay for the pasta.
Entertainment, atmosphere, and service
The official Saloon No. 10 website advertises live music, Wild Bill presentations, and other scheduled events. Historical displays and the gift shop provide reasons to stop without gambling.
I see that entertainment-led atmosphere as both an attraction and a trade-off. It suits an animated evening with friends more obviously than quiet conversation or concentrated play. Check the event schedule rather than expecting every visit to feel the same.
Restaurantji’s review summary describes occasional slower service during busy periods, alongside friendly staff and relatively prompt drinks. That is a subjective summary, not a measured wait time or a broad guest consensus. Leave breathing room between dinner and a scheduled poker start.
Directions, parking, and practical visit tips
The address is 657 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732. The downtown location makes it convenient to combine the saloon with other Main Street stops once you have parked.
- Parking: arrange it before a tournament or dinner reservation. Do not assume a private casino lot, free parking, or an immediate space by the entrance. Read posted rates and restrictions.
- Age and ID: you must be 21 or older to gamble. Bring valid photo identification. Ask separately about minors’ access to dining and historical entertainment.
- Accessibility: ask specifically about step-free access to both the ground-floor saloon and upstairs dining.
- Smoking: confirm smoking and vaping rules directly if they affect your venue choice.
- Transportation: arrange your return trip after drinks. Visitors arriving by air should not assume the saloon provides an airport transfer.
Promotions and value
The tourism casino listing describes a possible Booty Call slot award offering discounts at the bar, restaurant, or outerwear shop. It gives no discount amounts or complete qualification terms, so ask whether the promotion is active and what restrictions apply.
I would treat any discount as an extra, not a reason to gamble more. The stronger value here is combining several parts of a Deadwood outing in one location. For other regional options, see our guide to South Dakota casinos.
My take: who should visit?
Saloon No. 10 suits visitors who want Main Street Deadwood character, whiskey, scheduled entertainment, and upstairs dinner alongside poker or blackjack. I would choose it for that combination rather than a resort-style stay, with separate lodging and day-dependent poker availability the practical trade-offs. The supplied service summary describes friendly staff but occasional delays during busy periods, so leave room between dinner and a game. Visitors seeking quiet, self-contained casino lodging should choose another property.
Frequently asked questions
Does Old Style Saloon No. 10 have a poker room?
Yes. It advertises a dedicated room with Hold’em and other variants, plus Friday and Saturday Six Shooter tournaments. The tourism listing shows Monday closure.
Is room poker the same as Three Card Poker?
No. Room poker is played against other players. Three Card Poker is a separate house-banked casino game.
Does Saloon No. 10 have a hotel or sportsbook?
No. Overnight lodging and any retail sportsbook visit require separate arrangements.
What is the minimum gambling age?
You must be 21 or older to gamble at Saloon No. 10.
What table games are advertised?
Blackjack, including an advertised single-deck game, and Three Card Poker. Check current rules, minimums, and table availability when you arrive.
Can you visit without gambling?
Yes. Dining, drinks, historical displays, shopping, and scheduled entertainment provide other reasons to stop.
Sources and planning note
Sources are linked at their relevant uses above. Published schedules and tournament charges can change; the budget examples use listed charges, not firsthand gambling results. Call 605-578-3346 before a visit that depends on a particular game or reservation.
The previously supplied Saloon No. 10 website link is retained for reference.
Poker room and sportsbook
There is no on-site sportsbook.