4/4/2022

Canyon Casino Black Hawk Closing

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Colorado casinos are closing their table games in response to new COVID-19 restrictions implemented by the state government.

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BLACK HAWK, Colo. — Seventy-six cents. That’s how much a Denver man said he was convicted of “stealing” from a Colorado casino after he innocently played that small credit abandoned on a.

According to a CBS Denver report, local officials raised the COVID-19 concern level to “Yellow” on the color dial. In response to the new level, casinos in Black Hawk and Central City will no longer provide blackjack, poker, roulette and craps will be prohibited until the threat level is reduced. Only slot machine gambling will be allowed for the time being.

Capacity will also be limited to 100 people and alcohol is prohibited from being sold after 11 p.m. The new restrictions began this morning.

Canyon Casino Black Hawk Closed

“We are sad to say that starting this Friday at 8 a.m. we must close table games in order to comply with the Gilpin County guidance in connection with Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment on increased operational restrictions,” The Lodge Casino posted online.

While Colorado is implementing strict new measures, other casinos around the country are actually temporarily closing in response to a recent spike in cases.

The Northern Arapaho Business Council announced that it will close its Wyoming-based casinos until at least Dec. 1. The tribe said that there will be no layoffs or furloughs in the interim.