Located in the heartland of America, Caesars Indiana, has taken the world-renowned Caesars' brand of casino/resorts to the middle of America. Caesars Indiana is a luxurious casino resort located on the banks of the Mississippi River as it flows through Elizabeth, Indiana. The casino is actually on a barge permanently anchored in the river, you are boarding a vessel when you go into the casino.
The romance from the early years in America history when the riverboats transported people up and down the mighty river many of them passed the time playing casino games.
The old riverboat legacy of the excitement of the gaming action combined with the relaxation of the river continues today in a high tech, luxury resort, Caesars Indiana, a part of the Harrah's Entertainment, Inc., the largest casino holding company in the world.
The Caesars Indiana Hotel welcomes guest with 503 oversize rooms and luxurious suites. A fitness center complete with an aroma bar and cafe and a walking/jogging trail with 18 workout stations.
Cool off in the beautiful pool area modeled after the ancient Roman baths. Caesars Indiana offers a variety of restaurants providing guests seeking a quite corner for a leisurely coffee and pastry or an unforgettable evening of fine dining in the plush surroundings of Nero's Cafe and you don't leave the casino, Nero's is on the boat. For the ultimate Caesars Indiana dining experience go to the Portico at the Pavilion. The finest steaks, fresh seafood and sinfully enticing desserts wait.
Chariot Run the Golf Course of Caesars is located close by with more than 7,000 yards of beautiful plush grass golf course with tranquil lakes, bent grass greens, and hundreds of stately old hardwood trees. Play golf on the newest southern Indiana Golf Course offering a unique challenge to the amateurs and pros, while providing the high level of amenities and services expected from Caesars. The resort offers bundled golf vacation deals with complete details available toll free at 1.866.324.2746.
Caesars Indiana is about gaming and the casino offers players a variety of games that includes your favorite. The latest in slot machines including 400 of the newest nickel machines wait for you at Caesars Indiana. All of the slot machines are coin less... paper-in, paper-out...so, no waiting for fills and payouts. Table games include blackjack, roulette, craps, baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Caribbean Stud, Let it Ride and more, something for everyone. The full service casino includes a 33 table poker room and that's why we are here, for the live poker.
Caesars Indiana Poker Room had to expand the size from 15 tables to 33 tables last October and a future expansion could become a reality. Poker Room Manager, Billy Marshall, applies his more than two decades in the business to the operations of Caesars Indiana poker room and poker players are rewarding his efforts with full tables, a convincing sign that Caesars is one of the best choices of poker rooms in the Midwest. Caesars Indiana Poker Room has the power of the WSOP since both are owned by the same company, Harrah's Entertainment. Harrah's knows poker and it shows.
The room spreads Limit Hold'em in $2-4, $4-$8, $6-$12, $10-$20, $20-$40 and any other limits that attract a table of players. No Limit players will find $1-$2 blinds with a $100- $300 buy-in and $2-$3 with a $2009-no max buy-in. Different no-limit games are often spread. The room offers a bad beat jackpot to all of the games except the limit $2-$4. Aces full of Queens beaten and you've won the progressive bad beat jackpot. Players earn food comps with their player's cards at the standard Harrah's rate of $1/hour of play up to $9 in a twentyfour hour period and they may be used at any food venue.
It couldn't be a Harrah's poker room without poker tournaments and Caesars Indiana Tournament Director, Jimmy Allen, has scheduled weekly tournaments beginning on Monday at 11:00 AM when players fill the $45+$10 buy-in No-limit Hold'em with $40 rebuys first hour+1 add-on, Wednesday at 6:00 PM it's a $85=$15 No-limit Hold'em with $50 rebuys first hour+1 add-on. Thursday is a Midnight Madness $65+$15 buyin no-rebuy tournament that attracts upwards of two hundred players and if you haven't already guessed it starts at midnight. Saturdays at noon the tournament action is a $200+$20 buy-in no-rebuy World Series Qualifier. Seats for the 2006 WSOP are awarded according to the number of entrants, 150=1 seat, 200=2 seats, 250=3 seats. Additionally, Caesars Indiana is planning a WSOP Midwest Regional Poker Championship to be held at the casino April 19-May 1. Ten events are scheduled with the final being a $5,000 buy-in WSOP Midwest Regional Poker Championship event. Caesars Indiana offers a first rate web site. Easy to navigate with direct, simple menus gives site visitors an easy digital tour of the real property including all of its' many offerings and amenities. Plug the URL into your browser and take a look. A visit to the poker room at Caesars Indiana provides poker players with a Las Vegas style room in a midwest friendly atmosphere guaranteeing players the best live poker experience to be found anywhere. Would you really expect anything less from the WSOP poker people?
