Caesars Southern Indiana News - Page 2

Horseshoe Southern Indiana has temporarily closed its hotel due to rising river level but the casino remains open.

Horseshoe Casinos in Louisiana, Mississippi, Indiana and Iowa gave away $1.5 million to five Horseshoe customers in the Million Dollar Summer Giveaway on July 30.

Rising Mississippi River flood waters have shuttered casino operations in several Southern and Midwestern states this week.

Horseshoe Southern Indiana non-smoking section now three times bigger.

PokerTek, Inc. reports that it has installed PokerPro at the all-new Horseshoe Casino Chicagoland.

Station Casinos bosses Frank Fertitta III, 46, and brother Lorenzo Fertitta, 39, grace the cover of the May 5 issue of Forbes, which will soon be available on Las Vegas newsstands.

News Brief: Jenny Kephart,a gambler that owes Caesars Indiana $125,000, is alleging that Caesars enticed her with giveaways and made money for gambling available to her.

News Brief: Concerned that its annual jackpot from the Caesars casino could disappear some day, Harrison County's commissioners are taking steps to sock some of it away.

ews Brief: Casino Aztar in Evansville will pay the Indiana Gaming Commission a $160,500 fine to settle regulatory violations that include inaccurate admissions counts on which tax payments are based.

News Brief: Two groups of Harrison and Floyd residents gave Caesars Indiana casino overwhelmingly high marks yesterday for improving their community.

News Brief: Community leaders and residents in Harrison County will be asked to share their views about the impact of the Caesars casino during meetings next week in Corydon, Indiana.

News Brief: The Caesars Indiana casino lost nearly half a million dollars over two-days last month on one slot machine that had been incorrectly set to give players credit for 10 times the amount of money they put into it.

News Brief: Harrah"s Entertainment wants to renovate the Caesars Indiana casino, expand its pavilion and possibly add restaurants and entertainment options, a company executive said yesterday.

News Brief: A developer who said he has lost at least $500,000 over the years at the Caesars Indiana casino has gone to court to prevent the riverboat from getting even more of his money.

News Brief: The Caesars Foundation of Floyd County, the charitable organization for the Caesars Indiana riverboat casino, has donated $500,000 to Norton Healthcare Inc.'s Kosair Ch

Harrah's Entertainment will re-brand Caesars Indiana to a Horseshoe casino and intensify a planning process to upgrade customer service and enhance guest entertainment experiences.

News Brief: Under an Indiana program, nearly 500 people with gambling problems have signed up to ban themselves from the state's casinos.

News Brief: After 10 days of being closed due to flooding on the Ohio River, Caesars Entertainment Inc. has reopened its riverboat casino in Southern Indiana.

Caesars Entertainment, Inc. has reached agreements to acquire its partner's 18 percent interest in the company that owns and operates the Caesars Indiana casino resort.

News Brief: Because of rising Ohio river waters, officials of Caesars Indiana are completely closing their operation immediately and will remain closed until the river recedes below the established floor level.