Caesars Entertainment has made changes to its casino plans for Baltimore following this week's passage of a referendum allowing tables games in Maryland. The company said it now plans to name the gaming facility Horseshoe Baltimore, which will offer up to eight kinds of games at up to 110 tables. "We believe we will have a very large table games business," said John Payne, Caesars president for enterprise shared services. A World Series of Poker room also will be added to the $400 million casino.