Covid Safety Measures in Casinos

[iahawkize]

I was at a land based casino here in Florida and they have plexiglass partitions on all of the table games. My question is specific to the Craps tables. The Craps tables are now all electronic so  you don't handle the dice or the chips! Anybody hear how it will be handled on the ships? I sure don't want to play electronic craps as it's a machine and like the slots   the machines can be programmed for a house advantage.

[Casino Player]

On 5/28/2021 at 9:22 PM, iahawkize said:

I was at a land based casino here in Florida and they have plexiglass partitions on all of the table games. My question is specific to the Craps tables. The Craps tables are now all electronic so  you don't handle the dice or the chips! Anybody hear how it will be handled on the ships? I sure don't want to play electronic craps as it's a machine and like the slots   the machines can be programmed for a house advantage.

HHHHHEEEEELLLLLLLLLLOOOOO iahawkize:  First, not all hotels have Plexiglas all the tables.  Florida does not have live craps tables.  Somehow it seems to be against the state law in Florida.  Same in California.  Have seen some tables that have Plexiglas and others that don't.  Some have only three positions on the craps table that people are able to shoot from on each side of the table.  Not sure how it will be handled on cruise ships.  Some cruise lines will only allow vaccinated people on the ship.  Therefore I don't see a problem to carry on as normal.  Just extra cleaning of dice and chips.  And of course, extra cleaning of all the spaces where players leave from.  However, have also heard that might not be the case.  Hope this helps.