Green Valley Grocery C-Stores Add 600 Gaming Terminals

The brand, owned by Anabi Oil, partnered with Accel Entertainment.

Jul 21, 2026 | 2 min read

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Nevada-based Green Valley Grocery Convenience Stores, owned by Anabi Oil, has entered into an agreement with Accel Entertainment Inc.’s subsidiary, Century Gaming Technologies Nevada, to add 600 gaming terminals to its stores in Southern Nevada. further expand Accel’s Nevada operations. Financial details were not disclosed.

This is the second significant transaction between Anabi Oil and Century in 2026, Accel said. In January, Accel became the gaming partner for all of Anabi’s Rebel Convenience Store locations across Las Vegas.

“When we brought Accel on as our gaming partner for Rebel earlier this year, we saw firsthand what their platform and team could deliver," said Sam Anabi, CEO of Anabi Oil. "Extending that relationship to our Green Valley Grocery locations was an easy decision. We're excited to grow alongside them across both brands and confident this partnership will create real value for our customers and the communities we serve.”

In October 2025, Anabi Oil acquired Southern Nevada-based Green Valley Grocery. The acquisition included 87 Green Valley Grocery locations across Southern Nevada.

Green Valley Grocery and Anabi Oil “each bring unique strengths to the Las Vegas market, and the combined network will drive innovation, expand loyalty programs and create efficiencies that position the business to honor Green Valley Grocery’s legacy while investing in its future,” Anabi Oil said at the time of the acquisition.

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