Brook in Seabrook, NH, the largest charitable casino in the United States, will temporarily suspend all casinos and food operations on Tuesday, March 17, while poker rooms in Hampton Falls, NH, will also temporarily suspend all operations on March 17 to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Eureka Casino Resort, which owns and operates both properties, has committed to offering its entire staff two weeks of paid leave.

"As a 100% employee-owned family business, the safety of both guests and teams has always been and always will be our top priority," said Andre Carrier, president of Eureka Casino Resort. "Eureka Way guides us to become strong community partners. After listening to recommendations from state and global public health authorities, we decided that the best way we can serve is to stop operating casinos and food and beverage."

"To many of our longtime guests, stay healthy and strong," Carrier continued. "Please know that we truly appreciate your interest and concern for our company and our employee owners. We all look forward to having you back; until then, continue playing card games and entertaining your loved ones at the family table."

There will be no casino operations or food and beverage services available, but The Brook will allow players to access self-service, Paris mutual betting terminals for racing at the same time for the time being.  슬롯머신사이트