(DODGE CITY, KS) January 12, 2011 – One year after the opening of a first-class tourist attraction in Dodge City, Kansas, Boot Hill Casino & Resort is celebrating by offering its guests a Prime Rib dinner for $8.99 every Sunday through Wednesday, and a Seafood Buffet featuring Crab Legs, for $18.99 every Thursday, for the months of January and February.

The Prime Rib dinner, featuring a tender cut of Beef Rib, a stuffed baked potato and an all you can eat Soup and Salad bar, is sure to delight every guest.  And, for the seafood lover, The Seafood Buffet is one of the best in all of Kansas, offering Crab Legs, Whole Atlantic Salmon, Seafood Cakes and a Shellfish Bar.

The Prime Rib Dinner, at $8.99 and The Seafood Buffet at $18.99 is available when the guest presents a Boot Hill Casino & Resort Players Club card.  There is no charge to obtain a Players Club card.  Gratuity and taxes are not included in the special price.

Boot Hill Casino & Resort features 580 electronic gaming machines, 14 table games, 2 live poker tables, a 150 seat casual dining restaurant known as Firesides at Boot Hill , The Saloon for casual cocktails and a variety of imported and domestic draft beers, a snack bar for light fare on the go and a retail gift shop.

For more information about Boot Hill Casino & Resort, please visit us at www.boothillcasino.com, or call us at 1-877-906-0777.

Boot Hill Casino & Resort supports responsible gambling initiatives. Guests must be 21 to enter the facility.

ABOUT BOOT HILL CASINO & RESORT

Boot Hill Casino & Resort, located on Highway 50 in Dodge City, is the first state run gaming facility in Kansas.  A tribute to the

legendary fame of the Old West, the property offers gaming, dining and entertainment in a setting reminiscent of the Wild West era.

Phase I of the $90  million project opened in December 2009, with Phase II targeted for completion in February 2012. The Boot Hill

Casino & Resort is managed by BHCMC, LLC, a subsidiary of  BNSC, a Kansas corporation.  The lottery facility games at Boot Hill

Casino & Resort are owned and operated by the Kansas Lottery.  The Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission provides regulatory

oversight for the casino