Casino tables in the near future?

They're getting their germs all over the cards. There is no safe way to gamble. The writing is on the wall. They need to turn these casinos into indoor playgrounds.

This is all about doing pointless shite "for your safety" and then asking the government (aka taxpayers) to overpay for all these extra expenses.

based on most of the gamblers I've seen locally, Covid is the least of their worries.

will never happen.


this “new normal” / “future” ideas are just more virtue signaling. none of it is economically or logistically realistic.

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Can see the reflection on the glass

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That’s the flop

Oaklawn in Hot Springs AR is opening back up Monday with these restrictions:


~Adjusted casino hours will be 9am to 3am, Sun-Thu and 9am to 5am, Fri-Sat.

~The casino will operate at 33% of facility capacity.

~There will only be one entrance for guests, which will be the main/front casino entrance.

~All guests and team members will be required to have non-invasive temperature checks as they enter the facility. Anyone presenting a temp at/over 100 degrees Fahrenheit will not be permitted inside the building.

~Guests will be asked to show ID upon entering should contact tracing be required.

~Guests will be required to wear masks at all times.

~Team members will wear masks at all times.

~Shuttle service will continue with limitations on number of guests per shuttle.

~Guests will be limited to every other slot machine to ensure social distancing.

~Live blackjack games limited to every other seat and no more than three players per table.

~Live craps limited to three players per side of each table.

~Live roulette will not be opened at this time.

~Smoking will not be allowed anywhere inside the facility.


BTW, Arkansas is one of the handful of states where cases are increasing.

Thats so fukin stupid