What do you mean all the regulars got banned?

Story time?

How long do the nightly tournaments generally run for? Coming next Thursday and considering playing the $70 nightly (assuming the schedule stays the same after the new casino opens)

This property is now Caesars Southern Indiana if a mod wants to update the thread title.

looks like they are opening back up no poker in the near future though

Looks like the poker room is now open. 9 tables, 5 handed.

how's poker there now are they getting good crowds week days

I thought I heard ceasers has to sell this property because of some stupid law. Is this still in the works?

I think it’s been sold to the Sam people who own the Cherokee North Carolina casino

Any games running here currently? Website seems to say 5 handed is. Are there actually any games?

Runs 11am to 3am three tables running ATM according to Bravo

May come down for Derby weekend. Would require getting a hotel in Jeffersonville/New Albany/Louisville, which would require transit to/from hotel. Is this going to be feasible through ride sharing or any other options?

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Visited for the first time in years this weekend. Action in 1-2 NL seemed good. Didn't get to take a stab at other games.

Food is absolutely horrible at the moment and the one non-snack bar people said was open and decent seemed to be closed when I looked. Probably just not looking the right place? Hope that improves as post-COVID opening continues (and we fade the Delta Variant). For now I'll be going an equal distance to Cincinnati; I can't play all day without reasonable food. The location is still an island that feels far away from Louisville or even New Albany.

I see they have a 30/60 stud game on Fridays, the only mid-limit game I know of for 100s of miles. Anyone know anything about that?

Played 2/5 today. Got three tables running at one point, all 8 handed. Games were easy. First time in the room and I’ll be back this year.

I was on the must must move from 8-12 and then the must move 12-1 Saturday night. Wonder if we got into any hands against each other.

Played 2/5 there around Christmas for the first time in a few years, and I think it's the softest 2/5 game I've ever seen! I like the new room, but miss the vibe of being on the boat.

I was on the must move from 4:30 to 10 or so, then another hour or so at main table, must’ve missed you. It was a great game, incredibly passive for the most part.

Back in the mid-late 90s before there was any other Indiana Casino Poker Rooms or Charity Poker this was the place to play! I loved the large room in the lower level of the boat. Fond memories of long forgotten Midwest Regional Poker Championships & the Denny Crum Invitationals. Every table including the whole bottom floor beyond packed with people...

Yesterday when I looked at Bravo mid afternoon I was so pleasantly surprised to see double digit tables going on a Monday with a real nice $1000 Hourly High Hand promo going as well!! We have not been down in a few years but if you can keep it up Ceasers Southern Indiana we will come back with friends & check you out again!

Can anybody tell me roughly how many entries the Wednesday night bounty usually gets??

Seems like it’s usually around 60-65 but not positive

I've noticed some long waiting lists the last few days at Caesars Southern near Louisville. Any idea why? Usually on a Wednesday there wouldn't be a long list. I looked at the WSOP schedule and I don't think that is going on.

I am debating between playing here or Moneymaker this weekend.

A pool tourney I believe

On a tangential note: the food court and cash out lines at this place are ridiculous. How they can't manage more than 2 restaurants and 3 tellers to process cash outs boggles the mind.

Anyone know when the schedule will come out for the circuit stop next month?? Trying to make plans in ahead of time...

Schedule was posted a couple weeks ago https://www.wsop.com/tournaments/schedule/?groupid=5093