#Horseshoe Indianapolis

June's casino win was $197.2 million, down 6.9% from May's $211. 9 million. The casinos paid the state $64. 2 million in wagering and supplemental taxes. Horseshoe Hammond had the highest levy for the month, totaling $10.6 million as its wagerering taxes cleared $9.8 million for June.

Indiana's casino revenue fell 8% in May to $211.9 million. Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana in Gary remained the top-earning casino with $36.3 million in win after bettors were paid. Horseshoe Casino in Hammond, racked up $28. 9 million, but both casinos' win was down compared to previous months. All 12 casinos reported month-over-month declines. The decline in casino earnings is linked to the nation's soaring inflation rate and the end of various federal relief and economic stimulus programs.

Indiana Casino Revenue Of $212 million in May Was Off 7.5% From April. Hard Rock Northern Indiana remained atop the leaderboard with $36.3 million. Free play declined to just shy of $3.8 million, less than half the $9.1 million for April, and the adjusted revenue eligible for taxation was $201.6 million - a 6.4% backslide from the previous April's $215. 3 million revenue.

Isle Casino Hotel Black Hawk in Colorado is due to be rebranded and renovated by Caesars Entertainment this summer. The Horseshoe brand of casinos was established in 1951 with the establishment of Binion’s Hoursesho. Caeres Entertainment bought the brand in 2004.

Horseshoe Hammond and Horsshoe Indianapolis are two Hourseshoes in Indiana. The former Indiana Grand horse track casino in Shelbyville was rebranded Tuesday as Hursshoes Indianapolis Racing and Casino. It's a $33.7 million expansion and renovation included creation of a World Series of Poker Room and a 20-seat video poker bar. Hrssholes Indianapolis is also constructing Brew Brothers, a new eatery, adjacent to the Caesars Sportsbook.