“You know, I see a few people that didn’t have on any face covering and I told some people at least wear some type of face covering and as long as they are doing that I’m ok with that right now, but if we see a spike in the near future you know we are going to have to talk about this again. “They’re in there practicing the social distancing and they are using every other machine, so I’m ok with that right now,” Brunson said.

Macon County Sheriff Andre Brunson visited Victoryland and said they are keeping within the guidelines. “There would be weekends where we would have five to ten thousand people on hand in a given night and we can certainty accommodate that many people but we are trying not to encourage that many people at this time.”

“We’re not running any promotions that our customers love at this time because we don’t want to do anything to encourage any kind of crowd gathering,” Benefield said. He said Victoryland and other casinos across the country have seen a “tremendous amount of interest in visitation.” Because of this, he said they have taken steps to limit their capacity. Three Alabama casinos will soon have to halt their gambling operations, based on an Alabama Supreme Court ruling released Friday morning.

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