Tsai assured none of the game play for any of their games would be affected. Dice and chips will be sanitized regularly, just in case anyone feels the need to blow for good luck. Nearly every other table was closed, and plexiglass was up at those that were available. Table games, like poker, blackjack or craps were also heavily regulated. “We’re making sure health and safety are placed as a priority above any potential revenue generation,” Tsai said. Overall the casino will only allow 15 percent of the normal capacity, the lowest threshold of any industry in the state. According to MGM Midwest COO and President David Tsai, only 40 percent of slot machines will be left running. The seats left were socially distant often only two to a row. The majority of slot and video machines were not operating and no longer had chairs in front of them. Once on the floor, mitigation measures were everywhere. Guests will be expected to weave through a series of airport style rope lanes in order to enter the building while minimizing risk.

UPDATE - June 25, 2020: Michigan coronavirus (COVID-19) cases up to 62,306, Death toll now at 5,886įrom the start staff and guests entering the building will have their temperatures screened using infrared imaging as MGM branded social distancing decals lined the floors. DETROIT – Despite not having a set date for reopening Detroit’s MGM Grand Casino and Hotel staff have been working to ready gaming tables, machines, restaurant and protocols to be ready to open as soon as given the go ahead from state authorities, the entertainment company’s Midwest president said during a tour Thursday morning.

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