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MGM Resorts International released a safety plan on Tuesday for reopening its hotels and casinos.
The plan includes closing its buffets, putting hand sanitizer on casino floors, and encouraging social distancing throughout its properties.
Acting CEO Bill Hornbuckle told NBC's 'TODAY' show that he hopes to reopen doors to his Las Vegas properties by early June.
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MGM Resorts International released a reopening plan, which includes closing buffets, keeping hand sanitizer on casino floors, and plexiglass barriers to protect its employees.

The company, which has multiple hotels and casinos in Las Vegas, as well as several others across the US, broke the plan down into seven parts.

The plan's seven phases include screening, temperature checks, and employee training; mandatory masks and personal protective equipment; physical distancing; hand washing and enhanced sanitation; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning controls and air quality; incident response protocols; and digital innovations.

Acting CEO Bill Hornbuckle said in a statement to Fox 5 Vegas that the seven-point safety plan is the 'result of months of consultations with public health experts and outlines our comprehensive approach to welcoming guests back safely.'

'Our properties will not look the way they used to for a while, and that's not only okay, it's critically important. We will continue providing the hospitality experiences we are known for, but we must do so safely. We will continue working with experts and following guidance from the World Health Organization, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and government officials and regulators as we evolve these protocols based on the latest information,' he said.

It remains unclear when exactly hotels and casinos will reopen. Last week Nevada gaming regulators approved health and safety measures that need to be put in place before any open in Las Vegas, and Hornbuckle told NBC's 'Today' show that he hopes his Las Vegas properties are up and running by the beginning of June.

'If our counts stay reasonably low and things don't escalate, we'll be opening the casinos sometime late this month, first part of June,' he said.

Once properties are open, MGM will be screening employees with temperature and symptom checks and have asked guests to 'self-screen' prior to and during their stays, according to the plan. The company said anyone who believes they might have been exposed should self-quarantine and avoid their properties.

Medical staff will be on hand to assist if symptoms are developed during a stay, and if an employee or guest tests positive for COVID-19, MGM has a plan in place for contact tracing and sanitization of properties.

Employees will be required to wear masks, plexiglass barriers will be put up throughout casinos and lobbies, and staff will encourage guests to wear masks by handing out free face coverings free of charge, the casino said.

The resorts will encourage social distancing throughout their properties by blocking off some slot machines and having fewer players at card tables. They also plan to install additional handwashing areas and increase cleaning in high-trafficked areas.

Additionally, resorts will enhance its airflow systems and are working to increase contactless check-ins and digital menus.

'Our properties were created to bring people together and to share common experiences because the human desire to connect is very real. We will still celebrate one another, continue to discover new things and find joy in the moment. But we must do so safely,' Hornbuckle said in the plan.

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Do you consider yourself to be superstitious? Do you avoid walking under ladders? Do you cringe at the prospect of 7 years bad luck after breaking a mirror? Do you keep your umbrella firmly closed indoors? Well if you visit a casino, you will find plenty more superstitions in action.

You see, gamblers can be a pretty superstitious group. No more so than slots players. There are plenty of widely held superstitions when it comes to slot machines. In this article, we’ll have a look at the most common ones and determine whether there is any merit to the practices, or whether they are simply myths.

Hot and Cold Coins

There is a belief held by many slots players that you increase your chances of winning by playing with hot coins. As such, you may see people rubbing their coins before inserting them into a one-armed bandit. There are others however who think the trick to cracking a slot is by inserting cold coins. Either way, it is fair to say that this is purely a myth. Each spin of the slot machine is random and is not influenced in any way by the temperature of the coins.

Standing Up

Whilst you will usually find seats in front of slot machines in a casino, there is a commonly held belief that you are more likely to win if you remain standing. The reason for this? Some players believe that the slot machine knows if you are comfortable, and is less likely to pay out. They figure that if you are comfortable, the machine will give you a losing streak, as you are less likely to get up and move to another machine. Now before you online slots players start standing to attention in front of your PCs, let’s take a minute to query this belief. The truth is, again, that each spin of the slot machine is a random event, and as such, it matters not whether you are sitting, standing or even lying down. Your chances of winning remain the same whatever position you choose to play in.

Location is Key

Many players swear by playing slot machines located near the entrance to the casino. Such players believe that machines with looser payouts are generally placed here, rather than in the middle or the back of the casino. Now, this is one superstition that may actually warrant some merit. It is logical that casino operators would place machines with looser payouts near the entrance to create an exciting atmosphere for players walking through the doors and to entice other gamblers.

New Slots Improve Your Chances of Winning

A very common slot machine superstition is that new online slots provide better payouts. Many think that casinos allow higher payouts on new games to encourage players to try them out. In fairness, this is a myth which is encouraged by casinos as it draws more players to spend their money. The truth, however, is that no slots are rigged. They are subject to strict standards and the 1^st spin has the same odds of winning as the 10,000^th spin. When it comes to online casinos, playing new slots can have its advantages, however. Whilst the games are 100% legitimate, random and fair, operators may offer generous bonuses and promos to play new games. By taking advantage of free spins and other such offers, you can get more play time for your money.

Avoid Using Your Player Club Card

Using your player club card at a casino can bring you many benefits, such as discounts, bonuses and other such perks. Yet there are plenty of slots players that believe the player card can reduce your chances of winning. They rationalise that casino operators can track how much you are winning, and if they deem that you are winning too much, they will make the machine stop paying out. This is complete bunkum! Whilst it is true that the operator can see how much you are winning, they have no power to adjust the payouts of machines. Each spin of the machine is random, and the casino cannot fix the machine to stop you from winning.

Touching the Screen

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