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Rivers Casino in Des Plaines reopened today

There will be a limit of three players at each table game, along with the use of plexiglass barriers between the players and dealers.

Penn National Gaming sees 83 percent of properties reopened

The latest reopenings are scheduled for today at the company’s three Illinois casinos as well as its Prairie State Gaming video gaming terminal operations throughout Illinois.

Grand Victoria Casino and Casino Queen to welcome back guests tomorrow

The two properties in Illinois will reopen on 1 July and follow new safety protocols for team members and guests.

Caesars Entertainment will reopen two Illinois properties tomorrow

Harrah's Joliet Casino and Hotel and Harrah's Metropolis Casino will both be reopening to the public on 1 July.

Jumer's Casino and Hotel will reopen Wednesday

The program, called Play It Safe, encompasses the Illinois casino’s new operating procedures, which have been reengineered to minimize contact risk.

Argosy's Casino Alton to reopen on 1 July

Team members and vendors will be required to wear masks and will undergo a health screening each day prior to their shift. Guests will be required to wear masks except when actively eating or drinking.

Boyd Gaming to reopen properties in Pennsylvania and Illinois

Later today, 26 June, Valley Forge Casino Resort in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, will reopen to the public. Par-A-Dice Hotel Casino in East Peoria, Illinois, is scheduled to resume operations on Wednesday, 1 July.

Harrah's Metropolis Casino to reopen 1 July

Harrah's Metropolis Casino in Illinois will reopen on 1 July to the general public in accordance with directives from the Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and the Illinois Gaming Board.

First online sportsbook hits Illinois

BetRivers.com will offer players the chance to be among the first sports fans to ever place legal online bets in the state of Illinois.

Hawthorne Race Course to bring back live racing on 6 June

New protocols at the Chicago property require a minimal increase in on-site staffing and strict adherence to social distancing and other health safety guidelines.

Illinois casinos will remain closed until further notice

The Illinois Gaming Board has extended the suspension of all licensed video gaming and casino gambling operations until further notice to help slow the spread of COVID-19. The suspension will be at all Illinois locations until further notice.

Majestic Hall to be closed through April

Majestic Hall announced it will be temporarily closed through the end of April.

Illinois extends casino closures through 30 April

The Illinois Gaming Board has extended the suspension of all video gaming operations and all casino gambling operations in the state until at least 30 April.

Illinois Gaming Board extends suspension of all video gaming and casino operations

The Illinois Gaming Board has extended the suspension of all video gaming operations and all casino gambling operations in Illinois until at least 8 April.

Harrah’s Joliet and Harrah’s Metropolis to close temporarily

The two Caesars Entertainment properties will suspend gambling operations for 14 days, beginning 16 March.

COVID-19 takes its toll on US casinos

As a result of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S., casinos across the country have announced temporary closures. These resorts will continue to assess the situation over the next two weeks and reevaluate the closures.

Boyd Gaming announces temporary closures of properties In Illinois, Indiana and Ohio

Belterra Casino Resort and Blue Chip Casino Hotel and Spa in Indiana; Belterra Park in Ohio; and Par-A-Dice Casino Hotel in Illinois have closed in effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Penn National Gaming properties in Illinois temporarily suspend operations

Per an order from the Illinois Gaming Board, the three Penn National casinos in the state must temporarily suspend operations for 14 days, beginning Monday as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Illinois Gaming Board announces 14 day closure of casinos

The state's 10 casinos must suspend gambling operations for 14 days beginning Monday, 16 March.

Casino City’s Friday Five: COVID-19 edition

Trade show cancellations are pouring in, sportsbooks that would have been jam packed next week for March Madness will now be empty, and with a travel ban to the U.S. in place, visitation numbers will plummet.

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