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This is in addition to Poe’s Nest – a Baltimore Raven’s themed sports bar. Other restaurants include the upscale Gordon Ramsay Steak, FU Noodle House, and a new Brew Bothers sports bar. It includes a Piezzetta Pizza Kitchen, Ben’s Chili Bowl, B’More Beers, and Tony Luke’s “South Philly” sandwich shop. It’s a little more upscale and appealing than your typical Subway/Taco Bell type food court. The Horseshoe doesn’t have a hotel attached, but there several dining options inside.įor quick bites, there’s the Baltimore Marketplace food court. Horseshoe’s craps tables offer the very unusual (and player friendly) 100x odds bet, while the Oriole Palace section is the casino’s high-limit room, with baccarat and Fortune Pai Gow tables at limits I can’t afford.Ĭaesars put $15 million into building their outdoor gaming patio, called The Terrace These range from the usual suspects like roulette and blackjack (if you consider 6:5 to be blackjack) to games like Mississippi Stud, Pai Gow Poker, Let it Ride, Three Card Poker, and more. On the table game side, you’ll find 131 here. Of the 1,800 gaming machines, 150 are video poker machines. These are video lottery terminals (or VLTs), which look similar to traditional slots and which have denominations ranging in denominations from one penny to (gulp) $500 per spin. (Here’s a map showing you the Horseshoe Baltimore (Purple Star), and Maryland Live! (Black Star) The two-story casino, with 122,000 square feet of casino space, has over 1,800 slot machines and video poker gaming machines. Opened in 2014, the Horseshoe Casino is the only casino in Baltimore. The still, fairly-new building is the third largest casino in Maryland, (and the third most popular of the six), generating between $15 million to $20 million in gambling revenue each month, per the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Authority. Caesars Entertainment is, and has, been attempting to improve the area by buying, and redeveloping abandoned properties in the area, to make the walk from the stadium to the casino safer, and more appealing. By far the closest casino for most Baltimore residents and visitors is the Horseshoe Casino Baltimore on Russell Street, just ¼ mile south of M&T Bank Stadium.

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