I will never go back there and would definitely NOT recommend this business for any reason.

What a horrible attitude of management and disregard for the safety of its patrons. They have strict face mask rules and we ALL had on face masks while at the table and STILL got a cough.

Due to the recent pandemic and fear of catching something we were horrified that the MGM took no responsibility for keeping us safe while in their place of business. We were told that the casino was 'sorry' but they offered nothing more than for each of us to fill out a complaint report. Due to a faulty installation of a device meant to control the. They said they caught him and escorted him out. Rosendin was one of several parties sued in 2018 after a girl was electrocuted at MGM National Harbor, a casino in Maryland that the company worked on, The Washington Post reported. On June 26, 2018, a seven-year-old girl suffered traumatic brain injury while visiting the casino. There was a man that was walking by our table and sprayed something into the air behind us. He called the security people and they watched the video of our table. The pit boss came over and we made a complaint that something was wrong. Guests continue to report issues across MGM. Two people at the next table over began coughing. The outage has now rolled into its fourth day, with MGM saying on Thursday that the company was working to resolve our cybersecurity issue. We all had a ticklish cough with a burning throat. As we were playing everyone (6 people) started to cough. The ante was $15 per hand (high in my opinion for a Monday morning). We were playing a table game called 'Casino War'. I travelled from Missouri to visit my nephew in Richmond and as a fun day out we went to the MGM casino. It was one of the first outings we had taken since January 2020 due to the pandemic. My family went to the MGM in Maryland for a day trip.

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