Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati News - Page 3

Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati to open March 4, 2013.

Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati recently kicked off its 12-week Table Games Service Academy.

The Cleveland Casino Workers Council includes 1,050 Horseshoe employees. An arbitrator certified the election results Aug. 16.

Horseshoe Casino begin recruitment drive looking to hire 750 dealers and table games workers.

Despite the floor collapse incident, Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati remains on target.

Caesars Entertainment sold an undisclosed percentage of its interactive gaming subsidiary to its partner in two Ohio casinos for $60.8 million, the company disclosed late Monday.

BMM Compliance was certified in January by the Ohio Casino Control Commission to test and certify gaming equipment destined for the up-and-coming Ohio casino market.

Construction will resume at the Horseshoe Casino site, which suffered a collapse last Friday.

Credit Suisse gaming analyst Joel Simkins said that a continued rebound in regional gaming markets will give the company a lift.

City thinks Horseshoe Casino will help foster new retail opportunities around it.

An investment group led by Caesars Entertainment appears to be the frontrunner for a gaming license to operate a slot machine casino in downtown Baltimore.

Deal reached between Ohio governor and Rock Gaming.

Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati's opening delayed until 2013.

Governor deciding whether to apply Commercial Activity Tax, new downtown Cincinnati casino could be delayed.