Caesars Indiana

[Barry_Glazer]

7a. Re: Caesars Indiana
Date: Tue May 13, 2008 1:14 pm ((PDT))

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "sdboy1114" wrote:
>
> Was there about a month ago and they are renovating - one floor at a
time. I would call there and see what stage they are in before you
drive 6 hrs.

Can anyone update me on VP at Caesars Indiana? I read a previous report
> that the VP floors are in disarray. Is it worth the trip from Chicago?
> Thanks in advance,

I am in Indy and usually go NW to Majestic Star where they still have $1 and $5 9/6 JoB, as well as $0.25 5-play supertimes play (only two of those, always in use, hard to get a chance to play) - so if you're Chicago-based, that's where I'd recommend -- they're in Majestic I, on the right as you approach the entrance to each of the two boats, enter the boat, turn right, VP through the first door. I think VP cash-back is 0.1% (ie, hardly worth mentioning, but better than none).

Majestic II (on the left) has a few 9/6 JoB machines, but not many and hard to find.

That said, if you have a reason to go to Louisville area, Caesars is very nice - much nicer than Majestic. I go there when I have a reason to go south (rarely, maybe twice or three times a year). The "good" $1 VP is near the poker room on the lowest level, which is where they are apparently dooing the remodeling, as per the post above. I haven't gone since Feb.

The hotel at Caesars is very nice, and they have some good restaurants too. Majestic has a good steak house, but the rest is pretty mediocre at best (unless you like hot dogs, lots of those available) - do NOT do the buffet, Wings-N-Things decent but slow service.

If you call them or go, would appreciate an update here on whether the remodeling is done, and whether it included downgrading thepaytables on those machines, or whether there are any other full-pays left.

Finally, if you play poker, Majestic I has a decent poker room on the top level, and Caesars' poker room is the largest in the midwest (I've been told) and fairly nice. Both will comp small meals for 4+ hours of play.

--BG

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[sdboy1114]

Thanks you for the information. We used to go to Majestic Star quite
a bit but have relocated to the west of Chicago making it a little
bit too far for it to be a regular trip. I'm waiting to hear back
City had 9/6 $1 JoB when we were there about 4 months ago also.
Horeshoe in Hammond also has 9/6 JoB progressive for .25, these are
MG machines that also have progressive NSUD on them. Also the high
limit area has those same games $2/$5/$10 multi play machines. I will
update on construction if I go to Caesars. Peoria this weekend.
Thanks again.

> 7a. Re: Caesars Indiana
> Date: Tue May 13, 2008 1:14 pm ((PDT))
>
> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "sdboy1114" wrote:
> >
> > Was there about a month ago and they are renovating - one floor

at a

> time. I would call there and see what stage they are in before

you

> drive 6 hrs.
>
>
> Can anyone update me on VP at Caesars Indiana? I read a previous

report

> > that the VP floors are in disarray. Is it worth the trip from

Chicago?

> > Thanks in advance,

I am in Indy and usually go NW to Majestic Star where they still

have $1 and $5 9/6 JoB, as well as $0.25 5-play supertimes play (only
two of those, always in use, hard to get a chance to play) - so if
you're Chicago-based, that's where I'd recommend -- they're in
Majestic I, on the right as you approach the entrance to each of the
two boats, enter the boat, turn right, VP through the first door. I
think VP cash-back is 0.1% (ie, hardly worth mentioning, but better
than none).

Majestic II (on the left) has a few 9/6 JoB machines, but not many

and hard to find.

That said, if you have a reason to go to Louisville area, Caesars

is very nice - much nicer than Majestic. I go there when I have a
reason to go south (rarely, maybe twice or three times a year).
The "good" $1 VP is near the poker room on the lowest level, which is
where they are apparently dooing the remodeling, as per the post
above. I haven't gone since Feb.

The hotel at Caesars is very nice, and they have some good

restaurants too. Majestic has a good steak house, but the rest is
pretty mediocre at best (unless you like hot dogs, lots of those
available) - do NOT do the buffet, Wings-N-Things decent but slow
service.

If you call them or go, would appreciate an update here on whether

the remodeling is done, and whether it included downgrading
thepaytables on those machines, or whether there are any other full-
pays left.

Finally, if you play poker, Majestic I has a decent poker room on

the top level, and Caesars' poker room is the largest in the midwest
(I've been told) and fairly nice. Both will comp small meals for 4+
hours of play.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, b.glazer@... wrote:
from my host at Caesars regarding our visit. Blue Chip in Michigan

--BG

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