DETROIT – On Monday, the Michigan Gaming Control Board approved minimum reopening guidelines for the Detroit casinos to protect public health and safety. The casinos will remain closed until reopening can be permitted under Gov. “In compiling these minimum guidelines, we considered CDC recommendations, Nevada Gaming Board guidelines and information from the National Indian Gaming Commission,” said Richard S. Kalm, MGCB executive director. “We required the casinos to propose reopening plans, and we consulted with the casino unions on the guidelines. We believe the guidelines will protect the public when it is safe to reopen the casinos.”The minimum guidelines for initial opening include:Limit of 15 percent the legal capacity at each casinoLimited entrance points with temperature checksA ban on smoking on the casino floorsNo poker roomsHeightened cleaning protocolsSocial distancingThe minimum reopening guidelines approved today will be implemented after the governor issues an order allowing the casinos to reopen.