The standard table has 20X free odds and the 12 pays 2X on the Field.

Roadhouse has 3 tables, 2 crapless and 1 standard. I think as long as you play about an hour and tip the dealers regularly you can get a dinner buffet comped. They are also relatively liberal with comps. After playing at quite a few casinos this year, in my opinion good dealers go a very long way in my enjoyment at the table. Friendly and very good at keeping the table going even when things get crazy.

I give the Horseshoe an A for quality of tables and dealers. They would not grandfather me in after I asked. Went back to the table around 8 and played for another hour before the pit boss came over and said they were raising the minimum to $10. Good food but I was also pretty sauced by then and would have enjoyed just about anything. I asked and was given a comp for a dinner buffet, which is seafood/crab legs on Friday and Saturday nights. Getting up or down a few hundred at any one time and was enjoying the table so time was flying. I play 3 point molly with 3-4-5 odds for about 3 hours which is about an hour longer than I generally will play in a session. There were 3-4 standard tables open, all at $10 except 1 at $5 which I joined. All offer 100X free odds with the 12 paying 3X in the Field. I'm not sure of the table dimensions, but they are all relatively low bounce felt compared to other casinos I have played at. Horseshoe has about 10 tables with I think 3-4 of them being crapless. I stayed at Roadhouse as it was about $30 cheaper in total and the casino floors are no more than a 2 minute walk from each other. I am somewhat loyal to Caesar as they have been giving me pretty good offers this year. Both properties are CET and generally share offers between the two. Reviewing my trip this weekend 8/31/18-9/2/18 to Horseshoe Tunica and next door at Tunica Roadhouse.

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