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Desert Diamond Casinos' four locations in Tuscon, Why, West Valley and Sahuarita will all reopen on 5 June.

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The casino will adhere to recommended social distancing practices and will initially open with a limited number of slot machines.

Casino Del Sol announced that it will be extending its reopening date for a little longer and will reopen now on 3 June.

Fire Rock Casino, Flowing Water Navajo Casino, Northern Edge Casino in New Mexico and Twin Arrows Navajo Casino in Arizona will remain closed after the Navajo Nation's Declaration of a State of Emergency was extended.

Harrah’s management has put in place a variety of social distancing measures for the well-being of casino guests and employees.

The Tonto Apache Tribe announced today that its Arizona property will reopen next week.

The track and Famous Sam's East will reopen. Dogs will only be racing for the time being due to the turf not being open yet.

Vee Quiva Hotel and Casino, Lone Butte Casino and Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino will be welcoming back their guests starting 15 May.

Casino Del Sol announced that it will be extending its temporary closure until 28 May. The Arizona casino had hoped to open tomorrow but decided it will need an additional two weeks before reopening to the public.

The Arizona Department of Gaming said today that OTB facilities in the state "may be operational as early as Saturday, May 16."

Slot machines, table games, restaurant tables, and all other physical layouts have been arranged to ensure appropriate distancing. Team members will be reminded not to touch their faces and to practice physical distancing.

Vee Quiva Hotel and Casino, Lone Butte Casino and Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino in Arizona will reopen Friday at 12 p.m.

Harrah’s management has put in place a variety of social distancing measures for the health and safety of casino guests and employees.

In a matter of weeks, a handful of Arizona casinos will be reopening with more to follow.

Vee Quiva Hotel and Casino, Lone Butte Casino and Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino in Arizona will remain closed through 15 May.

The Ak-Chin Indian Community Tribal Council announced its casino in Arizona has extended its temporary closure date and will extend payroll for its employees for another two weeks.

Bucky's Casino and Yavapai Casino in Arizona will extend the temporary closure through 15 May.

Jerry Simms, owner of Turf Paradise Racecourse, has donated $1 million to the Arizona Coronavirus Relief Fund.

As the closure of the Tucson casino is extended, the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community will continue to fully compensate staff members.