Which casinos are reopening in US this month?
Gamers and punters, bright days are ahead again. As the Coronavirus pandemic lockdown is eased at many states in US, casinos are back to their show. You again have a gala time at these hotspots for slots, table games, entertainment and more. But obviously with few restrictions/ things to keep in mind. Many of our winmenot visitors have asked us this question and when are the real casinos opening so here we bring to you the answer to your most important and exciting question. Many of the Pennsylvania Casinos, Atlantic City Casinos, Las Vegas Casinos, and others are now opening their gaming floors for gamers. Here find state-wise which casinos are opening in the US this month.
Alabama Casinos
Wind Creek’s three Alabama casinos — Atmore, Wetumpka and Montgomery will have a soft reopening for small groups of invited guests on June 4th, followed by a public reopening on June 8th.
Arizona Casinos
The Twin Arrows Casino would reopen by mid-June. At least five Arizona casinos reopened last month on May 15 — Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino in Maricopa, Fort McDowell Casino near Fountain Hills and Gila River’s three casinos (Wild Horse Pass and Lone Butte near Chandler and Vee Quiva near Laveen)
•Stick Resort and Casino Arizona in Scottsdale reopened June 1st
•Desert Diamond’s West Valley Casino plans to reopen June 5th
•Bucky’s Casino and Yavapai Casino in Prescott Valley reopened on June 1st.
•Mazatzal Hotel & Casino in Payson begin a “phased reopening” on May 21st.
Arkansas Casinos
In Arkansas the three casinos in the state reopened on May 18th
California Casinos
Three San Francisco area tribal casinos — San Pablo Lytton Casino, Graton Resort & Casino and River Rock Casino have not decided when to reopen. Other casinos in the state have begun to reopen.
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino, operated by the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, reopened June 2nd.
Cache Creek Casino Resort near Sacramento, Jackson Rancheria, Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln and Red Hawk Casino in Placerville will reopen June 8th
Spotlight 29 Casino in Coachella and Tortoise Rock Casino in Twentynine Palms; Harrah’s Resort Southern California near Valley Center; and Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa near Cabazon Southern California casinos reopened on May 22nd.
Viejas Casino and Resort in Alpine (San Diego County) reopened May 18th
Three other San Diego County casinos reopened — Sycuan Casino Resort near El Cajon, Jamul Casino in Jamul and Valley View Casino & Hotel near Valley Center. Sycuan reopened May 20th and Jamul reopened May 21st and Valley View reopened May 22nd.
The Pechanga Tribe reopened the Pechanga Resort Casino, located about halfway between Los Angeles and San Diego, on June 1st
Colorado Casinos
In the two counties that are home to Colorado’s casinos are preparing plans to reopen
Connecticut Casinos
Foxwoods Casino in Mashantucket and the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville had soft reopenings on May 30th.
Delaware Casinos
Casinos reopened on June 1st here.
Florida Casinos
The Seminole Hard Rock Poker Room in Tampa reopened on May 21st
Idaho Casinos
The Coeur d’Alene Casino reopened on May 1st.
Iowa Casinos
Two properties owned by Eldorado Resorts — Isle Casino Hotel Bettendorf and Isle Casino Hotel Waterloo — reopened June 1st.
Kansas Casinos
Boot Hill Casino in Dodge City and Pittsburg’s Kansas Crossing Casino reopened May 22nd, and the Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane reopened May 23rd. Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway reopened slot machines on May 25th and Powhattan’s Sac and Fox Casino reopened on June 1st.
Louisiana Casinos
Penn National Gaming reopened its five casinos in Louisiana — Boomtown Casino Bossier City, Boomtown Casino New Orleans, L’Auberge Casino Baton Rouge, L’Auberge Casino Lake Charles and Margaritaville Casino Bossier City on May 18th.
Maryland Casinos
Yet to decide when to reopen its casinos
Massachusetts Casinos
Yet to decide when to reopen its casinos
Michigan Casinos
Four Winds is planning to open its casinos on June 15th
Minnesota Casinos
Prairie’s Edge Casino Resort in Granite Falls reopened on May 18th. Two casinos in Prior Lake — Mystic Lake and Little Six Casinos — owned by the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux reopened May 26th. Treasure Island near Red Wing reopened June 1st. Grand Casino Mille Lacs and Grand Casino Hinckley also plan to soon reopen.
Mississippi Casinos
Casinos reopened on May 21st.
Missouri Casinos
Three properties owned by Eldorado Resorts — The Isle of Capri Casino Hotel Boonville, Isle of Capri Casino Kansas City and Lumière Place Casino & Hotel reopened on June 1st.
Nevada Casinos
Most of the biggest Las Vegas casinos, including MGM Grand Caesars Palace, Bellagio, The Venetian and Wynn Resorts, plan to reopen June 4th. Station casinos and others will follow soon. Caesars Entertainment Corp. has developed reopening plans for its 36 casinos and resorts across the country.
New Jersey Casinos
Hopes to reopen the nine casinos in Atlantic City by July 4th.
New Mexico Casinos
Three casinos in New Mexico — Fire Rock, Northern Edge and Flowing Water casinos would reopen by mid-June
New York Casinos
The Seneca Nation plans to reopen its gaming sites in Irving, Salamanca and Cuba, as well as larger casinos including the Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino, Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino, and Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino in early June. The Oneida Indian Nation tentatively plans to reopen three casinos — Turning Stone Resort Casino, Point Place Casino and Yellow Brick Road Casino on June 10th.
North Carolina Casinos
The two casinos in western North Carolina — Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort in Cherokee and Harrah’s Cherokee Valley River Casino & Hotel in Murphy reopened on May 18th.
North Dakota Casinos
The 4 Bears Casino in Minot reopened on May 16th.
Ohio Casinos
Yet to decide
Oklahoma Casinos
The River Spirit Casino Resort in Tulsa reopened May 31st to VIP guests and to the public on June 1st. The WinStar Casino in Thackerville and Choctaw Casino & Resorts in Durant reopened on May 27th. Chickasaw Nation began a phased reopening of its casinos and gaming centers on May 27th.
The Thunderbird Casinos in Norman and Shawnee, operated by the Absentee Shawnee Tribe, reopened May 11th
Two other tribal casinos in Oklahoma — 7 Clans Casino Resort and Tonkawa Hotel & Casino have reopened.
Oregon Casinos
Four casinos in the state reopened recently — The Mill Casino Hotel in North Bend opened May 18th, the Chinook Winds Casino Resort in Lincoln City opened May 21st, Three Rivers Casino in Florence and Coos Bay and Seven Feathers Casino Resort opened May 22nd.
Pennsylvania Casinos
Three Pennsylvania casinos Rivers Casino Pittsburgh, Lady Luck Casino Nemacolin, and The Meadows Casino Racetrack Hotel are in counties that are scheduled to enter the “green phase” of the state’s reopening plan on Friday, June 5th.
South Dakota Casinos
The Royal River Casino & Hotel in Flandreau, owned and operated by the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, reopened on May 29th. Flandreau is about 45 miles north of Sioux Falls. Casinos in Deadwood reopened around May 10th.
Washington Casinos
The Swinomish Casino & Lodge in Anacortes opened May 28th. The Silver Reef Casino Resort in Frendale reopened May 21st to members of the Lummi Nation and to the public on May 22nd.
The Tulalip Resort Casino and Quil Ceda Creek Casino reopened May 26th.
Three other tribal casinos reopened May 18th — Emerald Queen, Little Creek in Shelton and Nisqually Red Wind in Olympia. The Angel of the Winds Casino Resort in Arlington, run by the Stillaguamish Tribe, reopened May 13th.
West Virginia
The Hollywood Casino & Inn at Charles Town Races, Mardi Gras Casino & Resort at Nitro, Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack, Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort in Hancock County and The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs can reopen on June 5th.
Wisconsin Casinos
Some casinos began reopening on May 26th, including the Oneida Casino and the North Star Mohican Casino. Menominee Casino Resort opened on May 27th.
Important points to note
As the land casinos reopen there are some very important points to note
New health and social-distancing measures include temperature checks for guests and employees and masks or face coverings will be required for everyone.
You will be asked to bring your own masks, and will also be available at the facilities for a small donation supporting local first responders, health care providers, and COVID patient relief.
To accommodate social distancing, casinos will be limiting the number of guests on the floor to roughly one-third of normal operations.
Many casinos in the state have reopened or are getting ready to reopen under a “Safer At Home” order that was recently expanded to include casinos, camps and theaters.The state’s stay-at-home order was in place through May.
Casinos have to present a safety plan, keep capacity at 30%, have eight feet between slots and other gaming machines and disinfect those machines every 15 minutes to two hours.
You might have to wait in line to get in the casinos as limited players allowed.
The poker room will have 50% capacity (23 of 46 tables); active tables with Plexiglass dividers; games run at a maximum of 6 handed; and employees and guests required to wear masks (gloves are optional); and cards and chips are to be cleaned on a regular basis.
You need to sanitize your hands after playing and before playing at slot machines or at gaming tables. Hand sanitizers will be provided.
There will be touchless cellphone check-ins
As said above Plastic partitions will separate mask-wearing dealers and three players at blackjack tables.
Employees and guests will be able to use newly installed handwashing stations.
Don’t expect to grab a slot machine next to your sweetheart or best friend.
Gambling will be more solitary, and occupancy limits in gaming areas will be cut in half.
Tourists will see chairs and stools in front of every other gaming machine.
Social distancing needs to be maintained and you cannot gather in groups at gaming tables.
All restaurants, bars and shops and the casino floor will have plenty of signs reminding guests about distancing.
At casino restaurants and bars you will have to wait for your turn as stand-in waiting period.
You can expect digital menus to view on mobile devices. To stop groups congregating while you wait for a table, texts will notify guests when your seats are ready.
Clubs at casinos are not to reopen as of now.
Now that you know which casinos are reopening this month and coming months, you can prepare yourself ahead of time if you want to visit. What we advise is to play at online casinos with real USD and win real money so as to avoid taking risk venturing out for the time being.
