I have not--but infection numbers, infection rates, and hospitalizations for Covid have spiked in Vegas and Southern Nevada since the re-opening. If they keep spiking at the rate they have been--I wouldn't be surprised to see them have to pull back and shut things down again. I know people that have gone there since the re-open--and I'm not surprised. They are not enforcing the mask thing very much at all, social distancing is basically impossible to enforce outside of maybe the table games, and frankly--a lot of the people that are going to vegas are the ones that are dismissive about the virus and refuse to take it seriously. My guess is that its not tourists that are getting sick in Vegas and Southern Nevada as most people go to Vegas for a weekend or a couple/few nights. Most likely they won't feel the effects of a possible infection until they return home. The spikes are most likely to employees of the hotels, casinos, and restaurants. Those employees will be at constant risk as long as safety protocols are not being followed or enforced and unfortunately--once it becomes widespread enough--they might be forced to shut down again.