The board says it offers self-exclusion programs to help people distance themselves from the temptation of gambling.

The casino's operator was fined $20,000 for letting in two people who the Gaming Control Board said are on its 'Casino Self-Exclusion List,' letting them gain entrance onto the gaming floor and gamble. The Gaming Control Board said on Wednesday that it levied two fines against the operator of Live! Casino Pittsburgh in Hempfield Township. (KDKA) - The Live! Casino in Westmoreland County was fined $30,000 for letting in someone who was underage and two people who were self-excluded from gambling, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board said. Parking: the casino took over the parking garage but not many people use it for the casino & instead patrons are using the mall parking lot which takes away for the mall customers.HEMPFIELD TOWNSHIP, Pa. You would see 10 people on a machine before being cleaned, there are two bars/restaurants upstairs but one was not even ready to be open yet (like they hadn’t finished construction or something). There are signs for Social distancing but hardy anyone was doing it, the restaurants were packed elbow to Elbow, masks are encouraged on signs but only staff seem to actually use them but again not enforced upon the patrons, there was very little cleaning done on the machines. However, the Covid safety measures that were experienced were lacking as much as Walmart.atleast Walmart greeters tell people they need masks. Cons: Obviously Covid limits some of the features offered & places restrictions on the restaurants and casino itself.

They check temperatures at the door (the only Covid safety measure besides staff wearing masks). It’s on the first floor in a corner (it looks like a counter service station for alcohol but it is only for soft ’s part of the restaurant). They do have a free soft drink station (someone wrote a review that they didn’t have this). Nice place, we went a few weeks after the place opened.

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