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Snoqualmie Casino is going to be reopening its doors this Thursday. On 11 June, the Washington resort will welcome back guests with new protocols in place.

The Michigan casino is implementing new safety and health measures for guests and employees.

Luxor Hotel and Casino and The Shoppes at Mandalay Bay Place will reopen on 25 June. They will be followed by Aria Resort & Casino, Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, and Four Seasons Las Vegas on 1 July.

Live thoroughbred and quarter horse racing season at Canterbury Park - Racetrack & Card Casino will begin on Wednesday, 10 June, following unanimous approval from the Minnesota Racing Commission.

The casino’s reopening plan includes a phased approach and is following the policies established by the California Department of Public Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and OSHA.

Today, Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino officially reopened their doors to the public.

The California bingo hall will use a new schedule for the time being,

At the California resort, masks are required for guests and employees along with temperature checks at the door.

Sevenwinds Casino, Lodge & Conference Center is reopened again to the public. The Wisconsin casino is going to follow the below guidelines and safety regulations.

The Seneca Nation has approved reopening plans for its Class II and Class III gaming operations.

The Iowa casino will have a phased reopening process and will follow new safety guidelines.

All Churchill Downs properties will implement and practice the “CDI 360 Degree Approach to Safety,” which includes initiatives to facilitate social distancing, personal protection and enhanced cleaning.

During Casino Pauma’s temporary closing, it remained busy preparing and implementing safety protocols and preventive measures to help its guests feel safe and comfortable.

The three Detroit casinos’ year-to-date aggregate revenue of $299.2 million was down by 51.6 percent through May compared to 2019.

The table games will be open with a maximum of three players per table and every other table will be closed at the California property.

The scenes inside casinos and resorts are far from what they were before the COVID-19 pandemic shut things down in mid-March, as the properties were required to follow a new set of guidelines.

Dakota Connection Casino had a soft reopening for invited guests only on 5 June and then reopened to the general public on 6 June. Dakota Sioux Casino also welcomed guests back on 6 June along with Dakota Magic Casino & Resort.

The casino in Independence, California announced today that it will reopen on 7 June.

The casino will require everyone to wear a face mask in order to enter, along with temperature screenings taking place before entering.

Owned by CEO and Downtown Las Vegas developer, Derek Stevens, the properties are now welcoming guests to enjoy their gaming operations, hotel accommodations, food & beverage venues, sportsbooks and more.