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Food and Beverage Service  Design and operational planning for increased food and beverage service on the gaming floor, including necessary regulatory changes, ordering equipment, space to set food and drinks and shifts in staffing  Reconfiguration of buffets and other underutilized restaurants and bars to food court or food hall concepts or other space needs  Shifting of menu mixes to ease the transition to on-floor consumption but maintain quality and freshness  Increases in outdoor dining and drinking areas where space and climate permit, including increased climate buffering efforts such as awnings, heaters, coolers/misters and windscreens  Adjustments to marketing efforts and players’ club rewards away from discounted food and beverage  Premium food and beverage service for high-value customers and private gaming areas.  Enhanced room service for casinos with hotels and increased packaged food vending and microwavable or kitchenette-preparable food Other Gaming Prescriptions  Increases in the non-smoking space in casinos or transition to smoke-free to reduce the need for customers to remove their masks  Increased active pursuit of on-line gaming options and non-wagering game apps associated with individual casinos for play both on and off property to ensure that Indian gaming maintains parity with opportunities available to commercial casinos and state-sponsored gaming  Reevaluation of the cost/benefit of large-scale entertainment and sporting events on site to reflect new distancing requirements and new gaming capacities  Proactive review of all gaming regulations, both internally and with state and federal agencies, to ensure that any unnecessary barriers to the evolution of the gaming experience in the post-pandemic environment are removed or mitigated  Exploration of air handling and air filtering enhancements that can be marketed as increasing employee and customer health safety  Review and alteration as needed of customer and employee access points to aid in capacity control and public health monitoring

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