Nationwide poll conducted by Cannabis Policy Institute at the University of Nevada Las Vegas says roughly 70% of people surveyed said they favor a casino-resort having a cannabis smoking lounge or a designated area for consumption. | Cannabis Law Report | How to order Skittles Moonrock online

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The survey of 620 people nationwide ages 21 and older comes as some in the gaming industry are asking for a reevaluation of Nevada’s practice of not permitting any ties between casino gaming and cannabis.

The Cannabis Policy Institute produced a report for the Nevada Legislature about the separation, in state law and in gaming regulations, of cannabis from the casino industry. It recommended that the Nevada Gaming Control Board and Cannabis Compliance Board produce a joint report discussing the future relationship of gaming and cannabis, according to CPI Director Riana Durrett.

“That was adopted in Assembly Bill 203 and if it passes, it requires input from relevant academic institutions,” Durrett said. “We all agree that 10 years ago, it was right to be cautious, given how important gaming is to Nevada’s economy. The cannabis industry understood that, but now, with sales dipping and opportunities lost, how can the gaming and regulatory worlds have these conversations?

“The motivation behind the study was that if people are consuming cannabis, their gaming desires would be depressed,” Durrett said. “We haven’t found literature to support that and that’s why we wanted to do research on whether people are gambling less or more or if it doesn’t change their gambling habits.”

Of the 70% of survey respondents in favor of casinos enabling cannabis use, just over 25% agree, 25% strongly agree, and ust under 20% somewhat agree. Fewer than 20% disagree and about 13% neither agree nor disagree. The survey also asked if hotel guests wanted cannabis smoking rooms similar to cigarette smoking rooms and about 68% agreed.

About 60% said they wouldn’t have cannabis delivered to their hotels, while about 27% said they would. It’s currrently illegal in Nevada. The rest didn’t express an opinion.

“Right now, it cannot be delivered to the Strip legally. But people do get it delivered (via the black market),” said CPI Research Director Marla Royne Stafford.

Some 40% said they would be more likely to gamble at a resort if they were allowed to consume cannabis while gambling. Another 29% said they would be unlikely to gamble there.