Some Indian Casinos in Western U.P. and Northern WI Are Still Open

[Midwest Player]

No coronavirus cases confirmed yet in U.P. and northern WI. However, most casinos in lower MI and eastern U.P. are closing. Some casinos in western U.P. and northern WI still open. The wife laid down the law. Don't bother coming home if you go to the casino.
https://www.interlochenpublicradio.o...os-and-workers

Damn, after going all winter long with no gambling, this is going to be tough. The next two months are the best times for gambling. If we get the virus the snowmobilers will probably bring it up.

[BJcountingmaster]

My local casinos all open
much less players though

1-2 players @ BJ table

used to be full table all the time

i did free bet , grab money and run away . It only took me less than 5 minutes for each visit

[BJcountingmaster]

Most important thing is to sanitize hand after touching chips

[21forme]

No coronavirus cases confirmed yet in U.P. and northern WI.

Even a nasty virus knows better than to live there.

[Eye of the Eagle]

Have Trump build a WALL at the bridge.

[Norm]

Hard for a virus to survive under ten feet of snow.

[ZeeBabar]

Hard for a virus to survive under ten feet of snow.

Actually, this virus seems better at surfing colder temps than at warmer temps.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmrVSeoDnc4

[DoubleDownSoft21]

All casinos are going to be in trouble if we get to the forecasted 20% unemployment. Discretionary income will totally dry up.

[Wave]

All casinos are going to be in trouble if we get to the forecasted 20% unemployment. Discretionary income will totally dry up.

Since I've been playing for only a few years and never paid attention to casinos prior to playing, I'm wondering what the more experienced players remember regarding how casinos react during economic downturns...do they losen their games to try and draw in more gamblers, or tighten them to increase hold?

[21forme]

Since I've been playing for only a few years and never paid attention to casinos prior to playing, I'm wondering what the more experienced players remember regarding how casinos react during economic downturns...do they losen their games to try and draw in more gamblers, or tighten them to increase hold?

No, they aren't that smart. For example, look what AC did when PA table games opened with all 3:2, S17, LS games. Absolutely nothing. They just watched their customers disappear and AC casinos started closing.

[Wave]

^^^^^ thank you!