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Nevada Casinos Will Open June 4, State Governor Says

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Reports are coming in that Nevada casinos resorts could be on the verge of opening on June 4. This is after COVID-19 cases did not increase during the Memorial Day the State Governor Steve Sisolak said on Friday.

However, the Silver State’s top official will hold a press conference to confirm the current tentative reopening date of the casino.

Most casinos in Las Vegas and Nevada are on the verge of resuming operation on June 4. This was after health officials in the state and the Nevada Gaming Control Board give their approval for reopening of casinos.

Most of the state’s hotels and casinos have been eagerly waiting to swing their doors soon after the Governor’s announcement. And it seems like everything is in place as the day is now upon us. The real chance for players to place their bets on real money casino games has come and we are expecting some euphoric moments once the casino doors are open.

There is good news that the numbers of COVID-19 cases are continuing to drop in Nevada hence the reopening of casinos. The state has recorded 8,933 positive cases, 0 recoveries and 429 deaths.

At the same time, the United States of America has recorded 1.89 Million, 432K recoveries and 109K deaths.

Nevertheless, all staff members at casinos and resorts will be required to wear facemasks. However, facemasks will not be mandatory for visitors but they are also recommended to wear them. Social distance is strongly recommended amongst visitors.

Which Las Vegas Resorts & Casino Will Open June 4?

There is high anticipation amongst gamblers to return to the glitzy casinos and resorts. But how many casinos are set to reopen come to the underlined date? Well, here are some of the responses we got from the various casinos in the State.

Caesars Entertainment Corp indicated last week that they would reopen its Caesar Palace ad Flamingo Las Vegas properties on the date specified. This simply means that they will open according to the dates set by Gov. Sisolak.

Moreover, the MGM acting CEO and President, Bill Hornbuckle mentioned that Plexiglass Partitions would simply separate dealers from players and players from each other at the gambling table. Only four players will be allowed at the roulette table and six at the craps table.

Final Thoughts

The reopening of casinos in the Nevada state is actually a major boost especially when it comes to the economy. Moreover, players and visitors to the casino resorts will need to practice social distancing and sanitise their hands. The COVID-19 pandemic is still there but the only way we can beat it is by following all the health advice from the health officials in the state.

In the event that you don’t feel safe going out yet. Fair enough, you can still play casino games for real money online at the comfort of your home.

FAQs

What cities in Nevada have casinos?
Cities that consist of real money land-based casinos in Nevada include:

  • Reno
  • Laughlin
  • Elko
  • Paradise
How many casinos are in Nevada?
According to the Nevada gaming board, there are 441 casinos in the state. This is a massive increase compared to the 334 casinos in 2017.
What are the oldest casinos in Nevada?
TThe oldest casino in the state of Nevada is Railroad Pass and its currently celebrating its 85th birthday. The casino was built in 1931 this was the same year gambling was legalized in Nevada.
What are the oldest casinos in Nevada?
TThe oldest casino in the state of Nevada is Railroad Pass and its currently celebrating its 85th birthday. The casino was built in 1931 this was the same year gambling was legalized in Nevada.
What casino in Vegas has the most slot winner?
  • Aria
  • Caesar Palace
  • Mandala Bay
  • Excalibur
Why is gambling so popular in Nevada?
Due to economic hardships which were brought about by the Depression, the state lawmakers went on and legalize gambling in a bid to generate revenues for the state.