Golden Mesa Casino is the exclusive gaming experience in the Oklahoma Panhandle – now open 24/7! Located just south of Guymon, OK, along Highway 54, Golden Mesa features more than 600 of your favorite electronic and table games. You may come for the gaming fun, but our collection of shopping and dining will keep you returning time and time again. Peruse premium brands at Silver Saddle Gift Shop, please your palate at The Copper Cantina and wash it down with a handcrafted cocktail from Gold Spur. If you’re looking for nonstop fun and excitement with the chance to hit it big, Golden Mesa Casino is the place to be.

(AP) — One of California’s largest tribal casinos reopened Monday to a large crowd as customers had their temperatures taken at the door and were ordered to wear facial coverings.

• The casino remained open Saturday, after the directive took effect at 5 p.m. Capacity on the gaming floor has been restricted to no more than 500 people, said Glen A. White, spokesman for.
• The casino provides not less than 4,000 classic and modern slot machines as well as 100 blackjack tables, Pull Tabs and a 500-seat Bingo Room. In addition to gaming, the resort features nearly 600 hotel-rooms, an auditorium, 10 restaurants and a spa.
• 7 Clans Casinos begin reopening. 7 Clans Casinos are beginning to reopen this week, with some casinos remaining closed for the time being. General Information - (580) 723-4005 Casino Information - (580) 723-1020 Retail Line - (580) 723-4362. Gaming Machines - 95 total.

2469 Mile 28 Road
Guymon, OK 73942

Phone: (580)754-2777

Please fill out the form below and a representative will be happy to reply to your question, concern or request. We also appreciate comments and suggestions to let us know how we could make your next visit to Golden Mesa Casino more enjoyable.

The California Department of Public Health recently issued specific industry guidance for outdoor operations that should lead to more cardrooms reopening.

At least sevenCalifornia cardrooms have already reopened with outdoor gaming over the past month. Many more cardrooms would like the opportunity, but first need permission from their county.

Outdoor operations a good short-term fix

“We appreciate the state’s guidance on outdoor gaming,” said Kyle Kirkland, president of the California Gaming Association.

“While outdoor gaming is not a long-term fix, it will help some cardrooms be able to bring some employees back to work and generate some revenue to help stay in business. We will continue to work with the state to identify other relief we need including our urging to allow our cardrooms to open up for indoor gaming similar to the tribal casinos.”

Cardrooms are looking for alternatives to stay in business and support their workforce while waiting for coronavirus conditions to improve enough to operate indoors.

Under the state’s “Blueprint for a Safer Economy,” cardrooms must wait until they fall into a specific tier in order to reopen indoors at reduced capacities.

The governor providedfour color-coded tiers determining how businesses can operate. If the cardroom is in a county that reaches the orange tier, the cardroom can reopen at 25% capacity. If the county reaches the yellow tier, cardrooms can reopen at 50% capacity.

The monitoring list is updated every Tuesday. For a county to advance in tiers, it must meet the metrics for the next tier for two straight weeks.

Casino In Livermore Ca

Counties can only move one tier at a time, and there is a 21-day mandatory wait time between moves.

Only two cardrooms in the state have that orange status. Casino Club in Reddingplans to be the first to reopen indoors Tuesday.

Tribal casinos in the state, with sovereign rights to determine their own course of action, are open for indoor operations.

COVID-19 industry guidance: outdoor operations of cardrooms

The document provides guidance for the outdoor operations of cardrooms to support a safe, clean environment for workers. The guidance also applies to third-party providers of proposition player services (TPPPS) who operate within the cardrooms.

Guidelines outlined by the state include:

• Ensure adequate lighting of outdoor gaming areas for worker safety and surveillance coverage.
• Install barriers that prevent vehicles from entering the outdoor gambling area.
• No more than one side of a tent or canopy may be closed.
• Barriers to contain the outdoor gaming area may be no higher than 3 feet.
• Cashier’s cages may remain indoors with partitions or physical barriers.
• Place hand sanitizing stations in areas where queuing and handling of chips, cards, money and tickets occur.
• Consider providing disposable gloves at each table.
• Provide time between dealer rotations to allow for thorough hand-washing.
• For card games where players touch the cards, the cards must be discarded every four hours, sanitized, or kept out of the rotation for a minimum of seven days.
• TPPPS must use hand sanitizer prior to beginning play at each table and at the conclusion of the table rotation.
• Chips should be removed from service and replaced with clean chips upon every dealer rotation, then washed and disinfected prior to circulation.
• Configure tables and chairs, and reduce the number of occupants of gaming tables, so that customers and workers can maintain 6 feet of physical distance.
• Discontinue meal service at gaming tables.
• Operators may only sell alcohol when purchased in the same transaction as a meal.

Casino 580 Reopening San Diego

LA cardrooms hope outdoor guidance helps get green light

Keith Sharp, an attorney for Gardens Casino in Hawaiian Gardens, said Los Angeles cardrooms are asking the county Board of Supervisors to let them reopen for outdoor gaming next week.

“We’re asking them next Tuesday to make the decision to allow us to reopen by the end of next week. We’ve proven we can do it and do it safely. We’re ready to go. We’re just waiting for the county and hoping the supervisors understand that people need to get back to work, and they need to get going sooner rather than later.”

The board previously gave Los Angeles cardrooms permission to reopen indoors in June, but Gov. Gavin Newsomordered them closed 12 days later.

The Los Angeles cardrooms developed a joint health and sanitation program for the June reopening. Safety protocols included plexiglass between each player, customers required to wear masks, and dealers with face shields.

580 Casino Livermore

The protocols also included employees constantly cleaning surfaces.

Casino 580 Reopening Nyc

Additionally, they are complying with emergency health regulations implemented by the Gambling Control Commission and meeting the state’s outdoor guidelines.

Parkwest Casino

Sharp said all Los Angeles cardrooms plan to offer gaming outdoors. The cities where they are located, many of which depend on the revenue they generate, also support their reopening. At Gardens, they expect to offer between 40 and 50 tables compared to the usual 200 tables indoors.

California Tribal Casinos Reopening

“It’s sort of a band-aid,” Sharp said. “We’re not going to be able to have the number of tables as we do indoors, but it’s better than not operating at all. We’ll get some of our employees back to work and get the cities we’re situated in some revenue.”