They did not provide additional comment when reached Tuesday. said Sunday their respective companies would comply with the directive. Spokespeople for major Strip operators MGM Resorts International, Caesars Entertainment Inc and Wynn Resorts Ltd. Steve Sisolak’s decision to tighten capacity limits at 25 percent inside bars, restaurants and casinos may soften the blow after months of operating at 50 percent capacity. That’s especially true during the last weeks of the calendar year, a historically slow season for visitation, said Arpin, now a managing partner of audit, tax, and advisory services firm KPMG. “The casinos in Las Vegas are rarely, if ever, at capacity,” he said.

Industry operators will count through security cameras, hand counts, and in some cases nationally, artificial intelligence, though Arpin wasn’t sure of the latter’s local prevalence. It’s industry practice for casinos to track how many people are on their floors, even before the capacity limits in the age of COVID-19, according to former MGM Resorts International executive Rick Arpin. Baskow/Las Vegas Review-Journal) heavyweight casino operators aren’t saying how they are complying with the new capacity limits, but experts say the change isn’t likely to drastically alter casino operations, considering their floors were largely empty under the previous restrictions. Steve Sisolak tours the casino to view their coronavirus safety measures after opening again for business on Friday, Jin Las Vegas. Slot players at the Wynn Las Vegas sit side by side while Gov.

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