Tunica Casinos and Tunica Gambling - Mississippi

Heard it on the river: Beware of counterfeits

Rudi Schiffer warns casino operators about counterfeit bills and takes a look at the gambling calendar in the South. read more

Mississippi casino golf courses earn more accolades

The Magnolia State sees five of its casino-resorts earn a spot on the Top-10 "Best in Kind" list in Southern Gaming Destinations Magazine. read more

Heard it on the river: September event calendar filled with golf, blackjack and slots

Schiffer has the low down on the upcoming Hooters Tour event at Dancing Rabbit Golf Club and a $250,000 blackjack and $200,000 slot tournament at the Horseshoe in Tunica. read more

Three passengers killed in casino bus crash identified

News Brief: The three S.C. passengers killed Sunday morning when their casino bus crashed in northwestern Mississippi have been identified. read more

Heard it on the river

If casino visitations are down in Tunica County you would never know it at HARRAH’S which just finished its $45 million remodeling that centered not on more games but on the reputation of a grand ma cook. read more

Storm closes Harrah's Tunica temporarily

News Brief: Harrah's Casino in Tunica is back in business after a storm shut down operations for several hours Monday night. read more

Heard it on The River: Keno is alive and well in Tunica

Schiffer on where to find an improved version of Keno and an all-new golfing experience at Casino Resort Tunica. read more

Heard it on the river: Horseshoe's legendary blackjack tournament is on tap

Schiffer explains how to win $100,000 playing blackjack, an LCD TV and $10,000 playing slots; all just by doing a little gambling on the river. read more

Grand Casino Resort Tunica celebrates its 10th anniversary

Enhancements at the resort's acclaimed championship golf course are unveiled as Mississippi continues to thrive as the third-largest gaming destination in the U.S. after Las Vegas and Atlantic City. read more

Slander case against Grand Casino dropped

News Brief: Former Circuit Judge John Whitfield claimed he was slandered by Grand Casino and Tom Brosig, then a regional vice president of the casino's parent company, but the case has been dismissed in the wake of Whitfield's conviction in a judicial bribery case. read more