Or nobody here has been there, or the few people who have didn't respond, or maybe you're right
Westgate and South Point theatre limited to 50 guests for viewing
https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/betting/westgate-theater-limited-to-50-guests-for-nfl-viewing-party-2117665/
South Point having 6 kiosks to avoid long lines and wait times
https://www.ktnv.com/sports/vegas-sportsbooks-ready-for-nfl-season-taking-covid-19-precautions
https://lasvegassun.com/news/2020/sep/11/las-vegas-sportsbooks-ready-for-big-nfl-opening-we/
I do see some Las Vegas casino/sport-racebooks having information on their websites
Hopefully that gives you something
seems like you would be better off watching it in your room without a mask on for better enjoyment
Don't get too caught up with Captain Morgan. He's all about spreading as much negativity that he can about Vegas in hopes of getting some bargain condo, which to his dismay ain't happening.
I've been to Vegas 3x since they reopened but it was unfortunately before the start of the season (last trip was the Mon-Thurs right before opening weekend). I can tell you that the books that I saw were at capacity for the NBA games. Regardless of the capacity limits, most casinos never have enough seats to accommodate the crowds for sports and that's intentional (they would rather you be somewhat uncomfortable so you head back to the tables). When the Circa sportsbook opens, that will be one venue that can accommodate the crowds. I'm back in December, but you will surely have an answer by that time (otherwise I will update you).
Not me
And if you have a table / booth, do you have to wear a mask when you're at your table?
I've been to Mohegan Sun in June and Turning Stone in August and still had a blast while wearing a mask. Of course, I'd rather not