Indiana’s casinos are open for the first time in three months. The Indiana Gaming Commission gave 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. You’ll have to wear a mask to play table games — masks are recommended elsewhere. Tables which are open will allow fewer players. Casinos will disinfect slot machines and dice for every new player, and break out new decks of cards on every shift. Poker rooms remain closed, and casinos aren’t allowed to resume concerts and other entertainment yet.
