I think both the casino and the government will need to coexist to solve that problem by implementing the rule and the protocols to protect people from the infection.
Before the casino was allowed to re-open, the government already issued a guidelines to follow when vegas resumes, and by opening the casino, they agreed with the guidelines to implement the safety protocol, so they should not be afraid of lawsuits if they implement it effectively.
In the first place, people are are not required to go in a casino, it's their well to be in a casino and they should understand that there's a risk that they might get infected. I'm just curious, do they get have an outstanding legal case from clients already?
We don't know if they have that or not because I think they will not release to the public, and they have, they will solve it without telling people. It is right that people don't have to go to the casino because the risk will be there, and even if they want to go to the public area, they will know that the risk will also be there.
The government's guidelines must be followed if they want to help reduce the infection, and no matter if their members don't obey the rule, they need to act decisively because the casino wants to protect the other members.
Of course reopening casinos in a pandemic situation like now must follow government regulations. If the casinos are proven to be violated
health protocols that have been established by the government must be willing to close these casinos. Because the COVID-19 pandemic is
not possible underestimated. So there's no need to be scared of lawsuits, that's the risk that all casinos have to face today.
I think the casino will not try to break the government's protocols because if they try it, they will lose the opportunity to make money. As long as they follow everything, it will be okay for the casino, and they will not get a lawsuit from people.