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Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati - Is it safe?

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I was meeting someone at the casino yesterday for a late lunch and ran into someone else I knew, ill just say this person was working undercover for the state of Ohio. Seems as if some are treating the casino like a Kings Island, a play land, as I was told of the issues with drugs, prostitution and some gang members they are keeping an eye on there. I was also told that some federal agencies come in at times such as the DEA. The good thing is they know of this activity and taking a progressive approach to put a lid on it.

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I was meeting someone at the casino yesterday for a late lunch and ran into someone else I knew, ill just say this person was working undercover for the state of Ohio. Seems as if some are treating the casino like a Kings Island, a play land, as I was told of the issues with drugs, prostitution and some gang members they are keeping an eye on there. I was also told that some federal agencies come in at times such as the DEA. The good thing is they know of this activity and taking a progressive approach to put a lid on it.

 

Their biggest fear should be if a gang fight breaks out and it turns into a gun battle. That will stop everyone from going.

Surely security would not allow that to happen.

Their biggest fear should be if a gang fight breaks out and it turns into a gun battle. That will stop everyone from going.

 

Don't they have to walk through metal detectors to get in?

Their biggest fear should be if a gang fight breaks out and it turns into a gun battle. That will stop everyone from going.

 

I've been in a lot of casino's, some in much worse neighborhoods (Buffalo and Atlantic city come to mind), and have never seen anything, or heard of anything close to a gun battle happening. I've now been to Horseshoe three times, and have zero safety concerns. Have I seen some rough characters....yes, and they'll be in any casino, no matter where. I get that it's not in a great neighborhood, but I've seen, heard, felt nothing to give me any indication that anything will ever spill into the casino.

Don't they have to walk through metal detectors to get in?

 

Yes, although the one time that I went in I simply walked through a side door & went right around the metal detectors.

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Don't they have to walk through metal detectors to get in?

 

I have never seen a metal detector the times I have been there.

Don't they have to walk through metal detectors to get in?

 

I've been 10 times and never seen one.

I've been in a lot of casino's, some in much worse neighborhoods (Buffalo and Atlantic city come to mind), and have never seen anything, or heard of anything close to a gun battle happening. I've now been to Horseshoe three times, and have zero safety concerns. Have I seen some rough characters....yes, and they'll be in any casino, no matter where. I get that it's not in a great neighborhood, but I've seen, heard, felt nothing to give me any indication that anything will ever spill into the casino.

 

I've been 10 times and I agree. One gang fight and I won't be there again.

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