New York: Seneca casinos resume 24-hour operations today
Seneca Gaming Corp has announced that Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino and Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino will resume 24-hour operations beginning Wednesday. Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino is expected to do the same the following week on July 6.
Guests will be able to play blackjack, craps, roulette, and mini-baccarat with the following enhanced social distancing measures in place:
- every other table will be open;
- three guests maximum per most table games;
- three guests maximum on each side of craps tables and
- for Baccarat, only the dealer will touch the cards.
"Every aspect of our reopening is being carefully coordinated in phases. It’s calibrated to bring more things back in service as we progress," said David Sheridan, Interim CEO/CFO, Seneca Gaming Corp. "We’re being very measured in everything we do to present the safest, most enjoyable experience. As with each step in the process, we hope to move through this phased approach safely."
Seneca Resorts & Casinos will continue to provide updated information on the phased reopening process on its websites.
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