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June 8, 2020
Casino City Times Weekly Newsletter
June 8, 2020 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | When a reader hits two Royal Flushes playing video poker during a single visit to the casino, he asks Stickman if multi-hand play reduces the expected value or just volatility. Or are they the same?.
read more | | Featured StoryFollowing an unprecedented two-month closure due to COVID-19, Las Vegas casinos reopened to great fanfare last week with a number of new safety measures and social distancing protocols in place. Here's a list of resort properties now open and the amenities, attractions and venues available.
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 | World Series of Poker Online will kick off on 1 July and last two months, since the live WSOP in Las Vegas was postponed due to COVID-19.
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 | Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that casinos and racinos, along with amusement parks and water parks, would be permitted to reopen.
read more | The California resort is ready to reopen its doors to the public on 15 June, after a soft opening for invited guests from 9-14 June.
read more | The Wisconsin resort is having a soft re-opening for invited guests today. A larger public opening is scheduled for Wednesday.
read more | The much-anticipated reopening includes comprehensive health and safety protocols and enhancements to the resort's sanitation practices.
read more | The casino floor at the Central California resort will be open to a 25% capacity with 750 active slot machines to allow for social distancing.
read more | The Atlantic City resort's plan includes a significant investment to improve air quality, as well as clean and sanitized surfaces across the property.
read more | CAI Investments bought the property for $50 million and plans to turn it into a non-gambling resort.
read more | With a reopening date still undetermined, the Michigan Gaming Control Board today approved guidelines, including 15% capacity, temperature checks, no poker rooms and a casino floor smoking ban.
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 | In addition to mobile and online sportsbook access, DraftKings will also allow bettors to place sports wagers in person at Bay Mills Resort & Casino.
read more | Governor JB Pritzker temporarily removed the in-person registration requirements for casinos, racetracks and sports facilities, allowing bettors to create accounts online and place wagers from home. (Week.com)
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 | Before you go making plans to hit Sin City, you better hear of the hidden danger that few people know about. Plus, learn which Las Vegas casinos reopened and which will remain closed for now.
read more | Employees will be required to wear masks, while guests are “strongly encouraged” to do so.
read more | With the simultaneous reopening of both the Venetian and Palazzo towers last Thursday, a set of new cleanliness standards was rolled out to ensure a safe and healthy experience.
read more | All resort amenities available under Phase Two of the Nevada United: Roadmap to Recovery plan have reopened, including pools, spa, golf course and restaurants.
read more | Caesars Entertainment resumed gaming and hospitality operations in Las Vegas last week at Caesars Palace, Flamingo Las Vegas and Harrah’s Las Vegas.
read more | In order to ensure employees remain safe, the Strip resort implemented new policies and procedures that include security temperature screenings, hand washing and sanitizing.
read more | In celebration of its reopening, the Las Vegas Strip property is welcoming the return of visitors by killing resort fees on all room reservations made until Tuesday, 30 June 2020.
read more | The Downtown Las Vegas casino reopened last week with six daily bingo sessions and will hold its popular Super Bingo tournament, 5-7 July.
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Did You Know? A lucky player at Caesars Palace hit a Let It Ride progressive jackpot worth $670,637 on Friday night, just one day after the Las Vegas Strip property reopened.
Featured Game Sparkling Roses Color Bloom is a 40-line slot machine where players can wager 60, 120 or a max of 180 credits. To learn more and to check out the sights and sounds of this game, watch our video review. > More Sparkling Roses Color Bloom DetailsCasino City fans wantedFollow @casinocity on Twitter to keep up with the latest news from the gambling world. > Follow us Top 10 COVID-19 changes at Las Vegas casinos - Masks
- Temperature checks
- Slot machines
- Limited capacity
- Plexiglass
- Buffets
- Limited number of players
- Poker rooms
- Free parking
- No resort fee
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