KewlJ
Well-Known Member
It is going on 2 months for me since my former life of spending time and eating every day at a casino. Seems more like 2 years. I also have spent the last 3 weeks completely inside, not even getting out for some exercise, because I got sick. I am nearly recovered now and am seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. I think Vegas is getting ready to re-open, although there has been no announcement, probably mid May, before Memorial day. Probably casinos, along with sporting events, concerts, Disneyworld, or any large gathering should be the very last things to re-open, and probably shouldn't until they have discovered a vaccine, but what should happen and what is going to happen are 2 different things. 
Initially I thought I wanted no part of going back into casinos any time soon. But that was before I got sick. Once I am over the last of a few lingering symptoms, I would like to get tested for anti-bodies, and am hoping that will provide me some at least short-term immunity, although there are currently conflicting opinions on that. But if that is the case, I will be heading to the casinos on opening day. I think there may be some short-term opportunities for a player like me, with what is likely to be fewer players at each table and higher limits. Players will be required to wear masks and pit personnel are likely to have some new, non traditional responsibilities keeping them busy. So I want to take advantage of any such opportunities.
Longer term, I fear some changes that won't be beneficial like a move away from chips, to some sort of TITO terminal at the table, and/or even more stadium type BJ terminals (which can be spaced out) and combine a live dealer with a TITO system. Going to such a system also benefits the casino because they can have one dealer for many players. This covid-19 outbreak will provide cover for such a move.
So how is everyone else doing? How have you spent your time? Anyone use the past month plus, to change counts?
Any other ideas of how things may change for us going forward?
Initially I thought I wanted no part of going back into casinos any time soon. But that was before I got sick. Once I am over the last of a few lingering symptoms, I would like to get tested for anti-bodies, and am hoping that will provide me some at least short-term immunity, although there are currently conflicting opinions on that. But if that is the case, I will be heading to the casinos on opening day. I think there may be some short-term opportunities for a player like me, with what is likely to be fewer players at each table and higher limits. Players will be required to wear masks and pit personnel are likely to have some new, non traditional responsibilities keeping them busy. So I want to take advantage of any such opportunities.
Longer term, I fear some changes that won't be beneficial like a move away from chips, to some sort of TITO terminal at the table, and/or even more stadium type BJ terminals (which can be spaced out) and combine a live dealer with a TITO system. Going to such a system also benefits the casino because they can have one dealer for many players. This covid-19 outbreak will provide cover for such a move.
So how is everyone else doing? How have you spent your time? Anyone use the past month plus, to change counts?