New York Gaming Association

Casino Reopening Guidelines

Face masks/coverings must be worn at all times inside the gaming facility by both employees and patrons
Masks may only be lowered when entering the facility so employees can verify the identity of the individual. Proper identification (ID) will be required to enter.
Socially distance. A minimum of at least six (6) feet is to be maintained among individuals (with the exception of members who are in the same immediate party)

All active slot/VLTs will be distanced by a minimum of six (6) feet
Cleaning and disinfecting will take place regularly
Plus various other initiatives will be taken to comply with safety guidelines for both employees and patrons.
All of our member facilities are now open!

The Distribution of Gross Gaming Revenue
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