The Nevada Gaming Control Board has released a six-page memorandum with details on how to reopen casinos. The memo offers guidance to licensees. For instance, they must detail which casino areas will reopen, like clubs or entertainment venues, and which areas will remain closed. They also must list reopening dates for those areas. Sisolak and state experts said that Nevada would need to see at least two weeks of consistent drops in the rate of COVID-19 cases and deaths before easing any business closures or stay-at-home rules.