Any guest of a casino owned by Caesars Entertainment will be required to wear a mask while inside the facilities.
The gaming giant announced Wednesday afternoon, effective immediately, that all guests inside their properties must wear a mask or facial covering. The only exceptions would be when the guest is eating or drinking. If anyone refuses to wear a mask, they will be forced to leave the property.
The new policy applies to Caesars’ properties nationwide. Currently, the company is operating casinos in Arizona, California, North Carolina, and of course, Nevada. When Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Illinois and Ontario, Canada reopen their gaming markets, the policy will apply to those facilities as well.
Effective today, June 24, Caesars announces universal indoor mask policy in all properties. Learn more here: https://t.co/9DzpAY3zaj pic.twitter.com/Sr7MIGpECG
— CaesarsEntertainment (@CaesarsEnt) June 24, 2020
The announcement comes just hours before Gov. Steve Sisolak is scheduled to hold a press conference regarding Nevada’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the press conference comes a week after Sisolak asked his medical advisers to review policies surrounding face coverings.
It is expected that the 5 p.m. press conference is to announce a stricter, mandatory mask policy for many indoor businesses.
Before Caesars implemented the new policy, the company ran a promotion that rewarded gamblers on the Las Vegas Strip with $20 if they were wearing a mask.
Guests of Caesars Palace, Paris, Flamingo and The Linq were awarded the money if they were found wearing a mask at tables. According to a Business Insider report, $7,500 was given away to 375 casino guests.
The mandating of mask-wearing from Caesars’ executives effectively ends that promotion.
source https://casinonewsblogger.com/caesars-entertainment-makes-masks-mandatory-while-inside-casinos/
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