News About New Opening Land-based Casinos | Page №2

Vaccinated or not, some casinos in Vegas are requiring employees to mask up yet again due to a recommendation from Southern Nevada Health District. Some are complying, while others refuse this retrogress. Officials state that the vaccine is the most important and effective step people can take to protect themselves and others from COVID-19. Perhaps it’s not quite as effective since there’s now a need for this backslide. 

There are never too many casinos in a place like Las Vegas. In fact, there is now more demand being that some Covid-related restrictions have been lifted, and gamblers are taking advantage of real-life gambling like never before. With that said, Vegas finally welcomes plans for a 450-room luxury lifestyle hotel on the Las Vegas Strip that is expected to open its doors by 2023.

Marina Bay Sands representatives call the new set of changes and regulations from the government “A New Normal” as they are closing down the casino section once again due to COVID-19 related issues. Phase 2 (heightened alert) triggered by the virus prompted the officials in Singapore to limit social gatherings to a maximum of 2 individuals and for all dining-in and F&B establishments to be closed again until August 2021. 

After a lengthy back and forth battle of bringing sports betting to Massachusetts, the House finally approved a bill on Thursday in hopes to get it all moving and established as quickly as possible. However, the question of betting on college sports is yet to reach a final decision between the House and the Senate. Professional sports, esports, video games, and car racing will be available for anyone over 21 if all goes well. 

Before the pandemic got serious in the US, many people were afraid they would struggle to keep a roof over their heads due to the coronavirus outbreak job losses. Surprisingly enough, this April at least 230 talent executives reported overwhelming labor shortages in facilities that were shut down during the COVID-19 lockdown. The businesses are picking back up, but are facing an unusual problem - owners are having trouble filling the positions. California casinos come up with creative ways to lure in new employees, offering generous bribes to those willing to work at their facilities.