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| Inside the hotel and casino | ||
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| A corner of the casino . | An alternate view of the same casino corner. | Yet another angle. |
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| The view from outside--note the sign banning minors from the casino, an early precursor of "Project 21." | Restored photo of bingo players at the Horseshoe. | This magazine cover has a picture of the famous $1 million display, along with some interested info. It may have been Jack Binion's personal copy. |
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| The entrance to Benny's Bullpen, scene of the 2002 tournament. | Inside the Bullpen, the tournament proceeds. | Another perspective of the Bullpen. |
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| Some of the rules of the game--from above the cashier's cage. | Benny Binion's Depression-era handpiece, now on display in the Horseshoe's casino | Another legendary poker player and tough guy, Johnny Moss, has his own gun on display as well. |
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| Moe Dalitz's gun, which looks to be an ornate showpiece, as opposed to the all-business weapons of Binion and Moss. | Outside the Bullpen, paintings of past tournament scenes grace the walls and display the history of the World Series. | One of the dealers plies his trade at the 2002 World Series of Poker. |
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| Players wanting to take a break might visit the casino snackbar. | This photo depicts a skylight over the entrance to the coffee shop. | Some tables in the Binion's coffee shop. Players could stop here for a bite without leaving the action. |
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