Arlington, Wash—Angel of the Wins 바카라사이트 Resort is preparing for a very high stake move. Casinos near Arlington plan to reopen at 3 p.m. on May 13.

The rooms will be filled with hundreds of people, even though other entertainment establishments have been closed under Governor Jay Insley's "Stay at home, Stay healthy" order.

That's because, as a sovereign state, the Stila-Guamish tribe is not subject to Washington state law.
Casino general manager Travis O'Neill said, "The tribe has made a decision that they want to return to normal based on their sovereignty."

"Normal" will look very different at Angel of the Wins casino resort when it opens.

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The casino will operate in a capacity of only about 50 percent. Guests will check their body temperature before entering and wear masks indoors. For now, only Bacara and slot machines will open. I'm not going to sit in a bar and smoke. Flexiglass will separate people from cash and restaurants, and customers are expected to implement socially distant measures such as staying six feet away from each other.

But despite all such protective measures, Gov. Jay Insley, County Administrator Dave Summers, and health officials all pleaded with the casino to remain closed.

O'Neill explained, "I'm opening the door now because I believe it's time." "We have enough safety protocols that are very similar to those of other industries that are not closed."

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One of the Stilagwaisi's plans to reopen next week is the ability to donate huge sums of money to local charities.

The tribe donated a total of $600,000 to the struggling Arlington and 더킹카지노 Food Bank Thursday. Another reason is for some 600 casino employees who have lost their jobs for nearly two months.

O'Neill said the casino will "all in" ahead of the opening.

O'Neill said, "If people are concerned about it or don't like the decision, I encourage them to stay away from it at this point."