Some went overboard and had face shields on. I would say less than 50 % of the other players wore masks. Players had to wear masks at the dice table and at the card tables.

They had 3 entrances open into the Horseshoe Casino, with a guard at each one to make sure you used the Dispenser of Hand Sanitizer. The Buffet and the Laurel Lounge were not back open yet. Didn't go to the 8 OZ Burger Bar because it costs double the points. It costs double the Reward Points, so we charged the meals on our credit card. The other 2 nights we ate at the Lucky 8 Asian Bistro. The $100 didn't go too far, but the steak and baked potato were very good. Ate at Jack Binion's Steak House one night using my wife's Diamond Celebration Dinner. The food was good, priced reasonably, and is 1:1 using your Caesars Rewards points. We ate 3 breakfasts and 3 lunches at JB'S Cafe. You could order a drink while playing, and the service was ok. They did a good job, and were friendly and courteous. They had employees continuously cleaning the machines between players. You had to wait for some of the more popular slots.

A lot of the slots are locked out to to maintain the social distancing. It was kind of crowded on Saturday, but the other 3 days weren't bad. It was nice to just get out and go somewhere. Only 1-1/2 hours R/T each way for $35 per person. We flew to Tunica from Corpus Christi, on one of the Caesars Rewards Air Flights.

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