Indiana (IN) is a state of the Midwest located on the shores of the Michigan Lake and between the States of Ohio and Illinois. Its population exceeds 6,4 million and its main city is Indianapolis, which is also its capital. Players can find a dozen of casinos within the territory of IL. The Indiana Gaming Commission shut down casinos a week before the rest of the state went into lockdown. They got the green light to reopen Monday morning, but with precautions. Casinos have redesigned floor plans and closed some slot machines and tables to comply with social distancing rules. Illinois casinos. All casinos in Illinois remain closed as of Nov. 20 under an order from Gov. JB Pritzker. Visit PlayIllinois for more updates. Indiana casinos. Indiana casinos mostly remain open, with some restrictions. Visit PlayIndiana for more updates. Iowa casinos. All Iowa casinos are currently open, but with restrictions. More on The Indiana Gaming Commission is requiring casinos to designate a segregated spot away from the gaming area and walking paths for socially distanced eating, drinking and smoking. Casinos finally reopened for business on June 15, after nearly three months of closed doors. During that time, online sports betting became the industry’s only source of gambling income in Indiana. Since Indiana doesn’t have online casinos yet, there were no other gambling options in the state. The downtime led to millions of dollars of Legal fight over a $300 million casino property in northwestern Indiana could leave it empty for months even after the constructing period has ended. According to The Times, Indiana Gaming Commission told the parent company of Gary’s Majestic Star Casinos to give up the plan to close its gambling Casinos in Ohio, Illinois and Massachusetts have also closed, -- All casinos in Indiana will close beginning on Monday due to the spread of the coronavirus, according to the Indiana Gaming All Indiana casinos will close at 6 a.m. local time Monday — for at least two weeks — to minimize the potential spread of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. All Indiana casinos will close for 14 days starting Monday as a result of the coronavirus, according to the Indiana Gaming Commission. The closures will begin at 6 a.m. Monday, March 16 and last All of Pennsylvania’s casinos closed over the weekend. The order from Gov. Tom Wolf came on December 10, and went into effect two days later. Rivers Philadelphia was already closed as of November 20, but a dozen other properties had been open for business until now. The closure will last until at least 8 AM on Monday, January 4.
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