Reynolds' proclamation requires that casinos space 'wagering and gaming positions” at least 6 feet apart. 'Once you get to the point where people are done working … I don't know if we'll get there or not, but we'll get a lot closer certainly,” he said. 'It's been pretty brisk this morning so far and in the early afternoon here for a Monday,” he said, calling the 425 count at midday 'really good” and predicting closing in on the limit by later in the day. although they had not yet reached the 600-person-at-a-time limit. Monday welcomed back VIPs to kick-start its resumed operations following a monthslong COVID-19-compelled hiatus.įrom about 100 on the casino floor at any point during the overnight hours to about 425 just before 1 p.m., Franz told The Gazette numbers pretty quickly ticked up starting about 6 a.m.

With those new measures in place - including entrance and exit software allowing it to track 'ins and outs so that we make sure we're in compliance” - Riverside at 12:01 a.m. The casino is limiting its floor to 600 patrons at a time - following the governor's order to limit capacity. Riverside - among its many coronavirus-related changes - is making workers wear masks, attend training and follow strict cleaning protocols at their work stations and jobs. Kim Reynolds revised her emergency order May 26, easing restrictions so that casinos and other entertainment venues - amusement parks, outdoor performance spaces, bowling alleys, pool halls and arcades - could reopen starting Monday but only at half capacity and with health precautions.

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