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By: Judy Rosenmund

Judy Rosenmund — Mon, 28 Dec 2020 03:09:19 +0000

On December 4th at a local Vegas casino both myself and husband were the victims of a slot player who viciously blew the second-hand smoke directly at us while we left a tax conference. Even though we were masked up and tried to remain vigilant as requested by Clark County Commissioners, we were subjected to violent expulsions of second hand smoke from this unmaked patron at a slot machine who was not even playing it.

Within two days of this incedent both myself and husband started having covid symtoms. Needless to say I tested positive and my husband was admitted to a local hospital with covid and pneumonia. Fortunately my 83 year old husband was just released on Christmas Day after lots of treatment. The following days and weeks will be crucial to his recovery.

During this pandemic surrounding the respiratory issues, We cannot understand how the casino’s can allow their guest to smoke indoors. It is totally ludicrous to think that by making everyone think they are safe because of the high tech air filtration system that people like us are safe from the rude, arrogant, selfish unmasked smokers.

I almost lost my husband, I only hope that all the other victims were just as lucky.

By: Gordon Draves

Gordon Draves — Mon, 23 Nov 2020 07:47:06 +0000

As a non-smoker who appreciates breathing air without the tobacco smoke or vape, I hope more casinos will go smokefree on their own. If not then governors and other leaders may help the situation by advocating for smokefree laws.

Smokers have used poisonous gases (tobacco smoke) to have an advantage over nonsmoking gamblers. As the article mentions, it is difficult for owners to see nonsmoking gamblers who stay away. I am sure that owners will be creative, maybe put slot machines in an outdoor garden area. If push comes to shove, the casinos could sell nicotine patches and gum to the smoking gamblers on a streak.

By: Teraisa

Teraisa — Sun, 22 Nov 2020 10:02:42 +0000

While not a smoker and as a person with non-smoking-COPD, I’m not for anti-smoking BUT I agree that smoking should at least be temporarily banned in casinos in order to comply with anti-COVID restrictions over closing casinos. Give it a shot-if after a month the casinos still have employees (much less guests) testing positive on a dramatic upward climb, you can say you tried; if the line flattens, you can say you succeeded. What is there to lose? ~Teraisa