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We'd like to put it down to total lack of knowledge that the Johnson government decided to keep casinos closed in the United Kingdom, rather than the age-old 'dens of iniquity' label used by Victorian moralists.
What other reason could the government have, other than laziness and incompetence, to open betting shops, pubs, shops and restaurants that guarantee neither safe distance nor hygienic protocol environments to protect the public from the pandemic contagion.
Clients are the lifeblood of casinos and their safety, along with responsible gambling measures, is essential for their survival. This is the simple axiom whereupon rests the casino industry, and UK casinos have a great record on this matter.
Casinos in England were due to reopen on Aug 01 but are facing further delays in reopening after Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed that the government is slowing down the spread of COVID-19. The question here is, where is the evidence that UK casinos prove a danger to the spread of the pandemic?
Basically, there is no level of competence in the UK government to assess the spread of coronavirus as it plays to the beck and call of interests. Having seen what Trump has done in US through a dysfunctional government that panders to his whim, Johnson has followed suit and allowed the opening of pubs and restaurants, which led to a spike in COVID-19 cases across Leicester, Greater Manchester and other UK northern cities. He then decided that venues such as casinos would be a good publicity call and ordered that they remain closed.
Michael Dugher, CEO of Betting and Gaming Council, rightly posted on Twitter: 'There is no evidence that casinos are ‘higher risk' venues + what happened to the Govt's local lockdown strategy? Why should a casino business remain closed in Bristol in the south west where Covid is low because there's a spike in Greater Manchester? Big threat to jobs.'
We'd like to put it down to total lack of knowledge that the Johnson government decided to keep casinos closed in the United Kingdom, rather than the age-old 'dens of iniquity' label used by Victorian moralists.
What other reason could the government have, other than laziness and incompetence, to open betting shops, pubs, shops and restaurants that guarantee neither safe distance nor hygienic protocol environments to protect the public from the pandemic contagion.
Clients are the lifeblood of casinos and their safety, along with responsible gambling measures, is essential for their survival. This is the simple axiom whereupon rests the casino industry, and UK casinos have a great record on this matter.
Casinos in England were due to reopen on Aug 01 but are facing further delays in reopening after Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed that the government is slowing down the spread of COVID-19. The question here is, where is the evidence that UK casinos prove a danger to the spread of the pandemic?
Basically, there is no level of competence in the UK government to assess the spread of coronavirus as it plays to the beck and call of interests. Having seen what Trump has done in US through a dysfunctional government that panders to his whim, Johnson has followed suit and allowed the opening of pubs and restaurants, which led to a spike in COVID-19 cases across Leicester, Greater Manchester and other UK northern cities. He then decided that venues such as casinos would be a good publicity call and ordered that they remain closed.
Michael Dugher, CEO of Betting and Gaming Council, rightly posted on Twitter: 'There is no evidence that casinos are ‘higher risk' venues + what happened to the Govt's local lockdown strategy? Why should a casino business remain closed in Bristol in the south west where Covid is low because there's a spike in Greater Manchester? Big threat to jobs.'
UK casinos were closed in mid-March, and on 17 July, the government announced that casinos in England could resume operations on 1 August, as part of further lockdown restrictions being eased.
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Kay Buxton, chief executive for Marble Arch London BID, said: 'It is devastating to hear at the eleventh hour that the date for reopening casinos has been pushed back, after substantial investment by our members to create a safe gaming environment. The Grosvenor Victoria Casino in Edgware Road, one of the longest established casinos in the country, has worked closely with the Betting and Gaming Council to implement stringent anti-Covid safety measures such as an infrared temperature systems, wrap-around screens at card tables, a one-way system and signage throughout the building to ensure the casino is safe for their members, guest and staff. The safety of the general public remains the most important factor and we will be working closely with the Grosvenor Victoria Casino, one of our biggest members, to support their reopening later this month. Opening the doors to the Grosvenor Casino will provide a massive boost to the local economy of Edgware Road and Marble Arch. The casino is a big part of the local hospitality supply chain.'