Binion's
Horseshoe Casino
Removes Table Games
LAS VEGAS
As reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal: Binion's
Horseshoe has removed a number of table games from the former
Mint casino area on the west side of the property and replaced them
with slot machines.
Horseshoe
owner Becky Binion Behnen said Thursday the changes were part of
her effort to make the property more efficient.
The entire
craps pit on the casino's west side, three tables, has been removed,
along with several blackjack tables.
The casino
also cut its east side craps pit, one of the city's biggest and
often one of its busiest, from 10 tables to seven, replacing the
games with other tables.
The
property is keeping more than two dozen blackjack and other table
games on the west side.
Company
executives declined to say whether the changes to the casino floor
would result in job cuts, but Behnen acknowledged last month that
the property would cut some of its 1,700 jobs in an effort to increase
efficiency.
The
property earlier this year reopened its remodeled coffee shop, below
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