This was followed by the reopening of The Orleans, Gold Coast, Suncoast, Aliante, Cannery, Sam's Town, Fremont, California and Jokers Wild, which recommenced operations on Jun 4.

Charles and Ameristar Kansas City along with Diamond Jo Dubuque and Diamond Jo Worth. On Jun 1, the company reopened Ameristar St. So far this year, shares of Boyd Gaming have lost 24.7%, underperforming the industry’s 20.9% decline. Keith Smith, president and chief executive officer, Boyd Gaming, stated, 'We are encouraged by early guest volumes at our newly reopened properties across the country and are optimistic we will see similar results as we return to business at Blue Chip, Belterra Resort and Belterra Park.' Also, the in-house team of personnel will be trained to abide by the safety protocols. Notably, strict social-distancing measures will be observed across casino floors and restaurants.

However, upon resuming business, these are likely to operate with limited amenities and capacity restrictions, per the guidelines set by the state and local authorities with a view to mitigate and minimize the coronavirus spread. Also, the Ohio-based resort Belterra Park in Cincinnati will reopen its doors on Jun 19. Notably, the company intends to restart activities at two Indiana properties, namely Blue Chip Casino Hotel and Spa in Michigan City and Belterra Casino Resort in Florence, beginning Jun 15. However, the reopenings are subject to final regulatory approvals.

Along with these re-openings, management stated that of the total 29 properties nationwide, 24 Boyd Gaming properties will resume operations. Boyd Gaming Corporation BYD recently announced its plan to reopen three properties across the states of Indiana and Ohio.

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