

Las Vegas Casinos Begin Removing Poker Table Barriers
Las Vegas casinos are starting to remove barriers from poker tables as vaccination rates rise and restrictions ease. Governor Steve Sisolak has allowed casinos to operate at 50% capacity and has promised to remove all restrictions by the end of May if all employees are fully vaccinated.
Wynn Casino has already removed barriers from some poker tables, as most of their employees have been vaccinated. The casino's own series, Wynn Signature, has already run without these barriers. However, employees are still required to wear masks in accordance with rules set last year.
On the other hand, The Venetian Casino has not yet removed barriers from their poker tables and continues to operate with existing restrictions.
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