Wynn Las Vegas and the Venetian and Palazzo recently revealed their safety protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19.LAS VEGAS - Casino operator MGM Resorts International said Tuesday that resorts are open and an investigation is continuing after what it called a “cybersecurity issue” led to the shutdown of computer systems at company properties across the U.S.

So far, there is no date released for casinos to reopen. In the past, he’s said that casinos may reopen in phase three or four of his plan.

If coronavirus cases continue to decline and hospital capacity to treat new cases continues to remain available, he may move into the next phase of reopening the state for business. His new order remains in effect until May 30. Steve Sisolak closed all nonessential businesses including casinos on March 17, and on May 9, he allowed dine-in restaurants that are not in a casino to reopen for dine-in service with COViD-19 precautions in place. The board already ruled that nightclubs and pool parties cannot reopen. The Nevada Gaming Control Board oversees casinos in the state, and already issued its guidelines for them to reopen, approved by the Nevada Gaming Commissions. Diners will receive a text message notification when their table is ready. Virtual queues will be in place for customers when immediate seating is unavailable. Restaurants also plan to use QR codes with menus that diners can access on their phones. Plexiglass barriers or eye protection for employees where close contact may still be required will also be in place. The resorts are busy adding six-foot social distancing between tables at restaurants and on the casino floors. MGM Resorts asks visitors to minimize the amount of time masks are removed when drinking on the casino floor, and asks guests not to eat on the casino floor to minimize the amount of time masks are not covering visitors’ faces. Bellagio, New York-New York Could Be the First MGM Resorts to Open on the Strip

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