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Horseshoe Tunica, Robinsonville, MS

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Horseshoe Tunica

Play slots, tables and poker at a Western-themed riverboat casino in Tunica County, with a blues showcase nightclub.

1021 Casino Center Drive · Robinsonville, MS

About Horseshoe Tunica

Horseshoe Tunica opened in 1995 on Casino Center Drive in Tunica County. Jack Binion developed it and named it for Binion's Horseshoe in downtown Las Vegas, and Caesars Entertainment operates it. Wikipedia lists more than 2,000 slots, over 70 table games and a large poker room, plus Jack Binion's Steak House, the Bluesville Showcase Nightclub and a hotel of more than 500 rooms, most of them suites. Guests must be 21 or older to gamble.

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