They expect that the additions will help to attract more gamblers as the two casinos have, since opening more than a decade ago, been limited to offering only electronic games. Officials of each of the racinos located near the Midwestern state‘s capital have been pushing for the change that added live dealer table games on Wednesday afternoon for quite some time. On New Year’s Day, Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing and Casino in Anderson opened 28 table games, while on the same day some 42 miles south in Shelbyville, Indiana Grand Racing and Casino celebrated the opening of 43 table games.Īccording to the Associated Press via WTHR… Two central Indiana racinos have added table games to their gaming offering thanks to the May 8, 2019, passage of a controversial bill allowing lucrative casino industry changes. Horse Racing, Casino News, Latest Casino and Gambling News, Gaming Law & Legislation, Gaming Industry News, Indiana

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