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Comanche Red River Casino, Comanche Nation Casino in Oklahoma will open 29 May, followed by a 1 June reopening of Comanche Star Casino and Comanche Spur Casino.

The Three Affiliated Tribes property has been closed since 20 March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The three SouthWind Casinos announced their planned reopening dates. SouthWind Casino - Braman and SouthWind Casino at Kanza Travel Plaza will be reopening on 15 May.

On 15 May, Tyler Bingo will return to action. The Texas bingo hall advises guests to bring their masks and hand sanitizer.

Prime Social Poker Club is reopening today at noon. The Texas venue announced on its Facebook page the reopening and the new guidelines.

The Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma properties are open with limited entry ways and total capacity, temperature checks and mask requirements for guests and employees.

As I reminisce about my first trip to Sin City, here are some things I learned and can advise you on if you plan on heading to Las Vegas when it finally reopens.

With a minimized schedule of sports to bet on and casinos closed for the entire month, Indiana generated just $26.3 million in wagers, according to official reporting released today.

Terrell Bingo announced that it hasn't been approved for reopening yet, but is still planning on coming back on the original dates.

Ambler Bingo announced that they are reopening tomorrow. The bingo hall will operate at 25% capacity.

The Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians property in California announced 1 June as the "target reopening time frame" and will have several new safeguards in place.

Previously set for 8-11 June, the Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel's Michigan Open Championship has been rescheduled for 31 August through 3 September on The Bear course at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa.

Naskila Entertainment announced that it will be reopening on 30 May.

Redding Rancheria has authorized the reopening for the California casino resort in a limited capacity with new safety guidelines in place.

The five casinos owned and operated by Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians in Michigan will remain closed until June.

Downstream Casino Resort in Quapaw, Oklahoma announced that it will begin a phased reopening on 21 May.

Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort and Harrah's Cherokee Valley River in North Carolina will begin to reopen with extensive health and safety precautions in place on 18 May.

The Squaxin Island Tribe property in Washington is slated to reopen on 18 May with new social distancing restrictions in place, including the removal of 50% of its slot machines.

Harrah’s management has put in place a variety of social distancing measures for the health and safety of casino guests and employees.

Racing at the Washington track was originally scheduled to begin on 18 April. Initially racing will be conducted every Monday and Tuesday with no fans in attendance.