Under construction for larger high limit area w/ bar. No waitresses Monday-to Thursday morning, and only certain times only when bar is open, not 24/7. No casino host 24/7. And they still using face recognition and copy your photo ID when going into casino. Also no 24/7 fresh cooked food open on Monday to Friday morning, weekends deli closed at a late PM or early AM time.

Caesars Entertainment Corp. has completed the acquisition of Centaur Holdings which adds Hoosier Park and Indiana Grand to their portfolio.

On the PKM machines at HP the selection buttons many times "hang up" and won't let you lower the amount of your bet. This is very annoying. Also, in my opinion the personnel at HP are not very helpful. I had a situation on a VP machine where the game just jumped on its own to a different game. I had to push the attending supervisor in order to get the correct source in which to file a complaint. That supervisor went out of her way to try to keep me from getting any information about how to file a formal complaint. I would highly suggest to anyone to very closely monitor each machine at HP before and during any play session.

Was there yesterday. Saw several IGT multi-games macines in the Video Poker area that had 8/6 JOB at $0.25 and $0.50, and 9/5 at the dollar level. Also saw at least one IGT multi game in the High Limit Room that has 9/6 JoB at the $5 level.

Video poker is bad. No full pay machines. Best games are 25c 9/6 DB and 25c/$1 8/5 JoB. The other VP games were 95-96 at best. The cash back is in the form of free play and amounts to 0.2% for slot action and 0.1% for VP and virtual table games (Indiana does not allow the two racinos to have live table games). The players club is called 'Club Centaur' and has three tiers. I saw no indication of the number of points needed to get from one tier to another, nor any information about bounceback cash.