With steam-cleaned gaming tables, plexiglass around the slot machines, and croupiers in masks and gloves, Monte Carlo's famed casino is ready for the dice to roll again in the age of coronavirus. 
 
The Casino de Monte-Carlo had been forced to close its doors due to the lockdown measures. But with restrictions gradually easing, it was ready on Friday to welcome back gamers.

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"For this reopening, the casino has been completely redesigned in a COVID-19 mode", casino managing director Boris Donskoff told Reuters.

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The hours will be reduced and strict hygiene measures followed in its ornate rooms. Gaming tables have been spaced to respect social distancing measures and to ensure safety for both staff and clients.

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Employees wearing masks have cleaned the slot machines. Donskoff said a limited number of gamers would be allowed to enter the casino and cards would be destroyed every day.

With steam-cleaned gaming tables, plexiglass around the slot machines, and croupiers in masks and gloves, Monte Carlo's famed casino is ready for the dice to roll again in the age of coronavirus.

With steam-cleaned gaming tables, plexiglass around the slot machines, and croupiers in masks and gloves, Monte Carlo's famed casino is ready for the dice to roll again in the age of coronavirus. The Casino de Monte-Carlo had been forced to close its doors due to the lockdown measures. But with restrictions gradually easing, it was ready on Friday to welcome back gamers. Also read: Cate Blanchett suffers head injury during chainsaw accident while in lockdown "For this reopening, the casino has been completely redesigned in a COVID-19 mode", casino managing director Boris Donskoff told Reuters. Also read: Former 'America's Got Talent' judge Gabriella Union files complaint against the show's producers, alleges racial discrimination The hours will be reduced and strict hygiene measures followed in its ornate rooms. Gaming tables have been spaced to respect social distancing measures and to ensure safety for both staff and clients. In pics: Meet the World's Highest Paid Celebrities: From Kylie Jenner to Akshay Kumar Employees wearing masks have cleaned the slot machines. Donskoff said a limited number of gamers would be allowed to enter the casino and cards would be destroyed every day.

The chips are down as Monte Carlo casino reopens after coronavirus closure

In Nevada, the casino coronavirus closure has ended. Cards are being dealt, dice are rolling and slot machines flash and jingle for the customers who started gambling again early Thursday in Las Vegas and throughout the state.

Las Vegas reopens casinos after COVID-19 closure

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