Extremely disappointed with new management. Slots appear to be very tight. Table games are ridiculous. Except for $50 tables, dealers hit on soft 17 in blackjack. This is, of course, the surest sign of a greedy casino.
Doubledeck blackjack allows doubledown on any two cards at $50 table, but only 10 or 11 at lesser tables. Only one or two $25 tables. Player club food is very cheap and lousy.
Rooms are rarely clean and even the employees do not like working here. Other tables games are craps and carnival stuff. You can just plan on losing money.
This casino is really going down hill, Hardly any floor or cage workers. The ticket machines also seem to be out of order and maybe 2 cages open with only a couple overworked and rude workers.
We were weekly caesars indiana diamond players The hotel rooms are so dirty we WILL not stay there anymore.
I live an hour away from this Hotel. This is only one downfall I find and that is there is nothing else around it. You have your Casino and the Hotel and that's it..
I haven't seen the new renovations yet but anxious to go and check it all out. I heard it was very nice. The new poker room where all the WSOP events are especially.
I loved the slots there, always did pretty good on them. Drink service was good but no FREE drinks which I wish they would change. Ate at a couple of the restaurants and also pretty good.
The players club which is Total Rewards is always good and usually get mail from there all the time with great deals.. Plus they are always having giveaways on something.
I would recommend anyone if in the area to check out this casino.. Its a fun place to go to to either play Poker, play the Slots, or go for their Entertainmen which they have some great headliners!
The property recently underwent a $53 million renovation before the name change from Caesars Indiana to Horseshoe Southern Indiana this month. The only downside is that the hotel hasn't seen much, if any, of those dollars at this time.
Video Poker: Offers some of the best machines on the Ohio River.
