Since the destruction of the Desperado, this Bishop-owned establishment in the heart of Bishop turf, right on Second Street, is the major hotspot for people to hit. It has it all... liquor, music, gambling, and violence. What more could people want?

The main level has several separated rooms for the various activities. The main room is the casino/bar area. High-end liquors and low-end swill, anything the Reno-ite or tourist could want. The slot machines are hot, and the tables are smooth. Blackjack, poker, and anything from pocket change to lifetime savings changing hands on the felt. The Shark Club has been known to host major card tournaments in the past.

Some separate rooms are host to a variety of other forms of entertainment. One can find live music every now and then, quieter areas for more personal mingling, and even some private gambling rooms.

What the general public doesn't know about is the business that the Bishops do in the employee-only areas. Since the end of the gang war, the downfall of the Mordino family, and the treaty between the Families, the Bishops have seemed to keep more on the straight and narrow. But what goes on behind those doors? No one really knows.

In the basement, the scene turns a full 180. A huge pitfighting arena is the center of attention, surrounded by rows and rows of bleachers. The nights are full of the loud cheers for blood and bone, and money comes and goes as easily as the air in your lungs. Far more brutal than its counterpart in the Jungle Gym, these matches are bare knuckle and as vicious as they come. No weapons, no armor, just raw talent and chutzpah. Fighters are broken and battered in these arenas, and they have absolutely no rules about lethality. More than a few fighters have lost their lives to the wishes of the crowd. Around the main arena are a few separates fighter prep rooms, locker rooms, and minor training facilities.