Do you think players can play properly against a recovered Covid-19 opponent?

[NotATether]

Indeed, a recovered patient will still have fear to be infected again in a casino that has a possibility of mass gathering. But the COVID-19 protocols and guidelines that have properly implemented in every casino will greatly help them.

You have a point, in games like poker and roulette where everyone's sitting close to each other, it's hard to move them far apart without making the game inconvenient to play by forcing them to move forward to use their cards and chips. Slot players are easy to separate, just vacate every other slot machine. Though unfortunately gamblers are even ignoring that: https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/casinos-gaming/casinos-put-safety-first-but-many-guests-ignore-protocols-2051583/

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[spike420211]

When some recovers from a disease their body creates antibodies to make them immune from that particular strain, like a particular strain of flu. So people who recovered from coronavirus have antibodies protecting them from SARS-CoV-2 so they cannot get infected by that particular strain again. Still, they should practice social distancing to avoid carrying the virus and infecting another person with it.

Regarding coronavirus, there is no exact evidence that people who have been ill with them develop immunity.
Yes, they have antibodies that help fight the virus. But it is also known about cases of REPEATED virus infection, which casts doubt on the issue of immunity.

The main thing is that after a person has recovered, the virus in him dies, which means that he can safely contact with other people.

[harizen]

OP, you have a big point there.

Even all those players who recovered from Covid-19 undergo the best of the best checking and now cleared to play, there's still on other player's mindset that they are still against an infected one. That's truly not an act of discrimination but a normal approach as everyone is doing their best not to be got caught by the virus. We can't truly understand these player's feelings as we aren't in their situation.

I'm with the idea that players who got recovered just less than a month, shouldn't be allowed to play, at least just for safety. There are numerous cases now that the virus got reactivated to those supposed to be recovered people. The reason vaccine is a must to totally kill any trace of the virus on the body.

[Baofeng]

We all know that in some sports leagues, some players are being infected with the pandemic virus.

Now that some sports leagues are bound to resume and others are already resumed, do you think it will play a big role in their performance if somehow a team is against a team with recovered Covid-19 players on it? The mindset is still there that even these former Covid-19 players are now cleared and 100%, the worry is still there.

For me, yes. It can play as a factor in my future betting.

Yes, I think players that are Covid-19 free will have will this kind of mentality when they are up against a person that has recovered from the virus. Of course, they won't admit it, but we all know that humans is fearful of something they know that it can hurt them. So most probably, if we are going to bet, we should factor this somewhat as it can really affect them psychologically, just saying.

[Quidat]

When some recovers from a disease their body creates antibodies to make them immune from that particular strain, like a particular strain of flu. So people who recovered from coronavirus have antibodies protecting them from SARS-CoV-2 so they cannot get infected by that particular strain again. Still, they should practice social distancing to avoid carrying the virus and infecting another person with it.

This is only for some people but in the fact that previous infected people would always still have the chance on getting infected once again and only a few which are really immune to this disease and not all would really have that kind of type when it comes to immunity.Going back into the topic if players would really bother out into their minds on playing against a prev. covid victim then it will depend
on someones emotional and psychological thing yet if we do talk about fully recovered which means its totally zero unless if he do go along with other infected person then possibility of getting infected is there but overall this wont really be an issue.

[deisik]

Now that some sports leagues are bound to resume and others are already resumed, do you think it will play a big role in their performance if somehow a team is against a team with recovered Covid-19 players on it? The mindset is still there that even these former Covid-19 players are now cleared and 100%, the worry is still there.

For me, yes. It can play as a factor in my future betting

That's outright stupid. Most of us are regularly suffering from a cold, often a few times a year. And this disease is basically the same type of infection as Covid-19. So how do you feel when you engage in social interaction with people who recovered from this illness or another similar virus infection, that is, influenza, or common flu? And what about yourself?

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[Mahanton]

We all know that in some sports leagues, some players are being infected with the pandemic virus.

Now that some sports leagues are bound to resume and others are already resumed, do you think it will play a big role in their performance if somehow a team is against a team with recovered Covid-19 players on it? The mindset is still there that even these former Covid-19 players are now cleared and 100%, the worry is still there.

For me, yes. It can play as a factor in my future betting.

Yes, I think players that are Covid-19 free will have will this kind of mentality when they are up against a person that has recovered from the virus. Of course, they won't admit it, but we all know that humans is fearful of something they know that it can hurt them. So most probably, if we are going to bet, we should factor this somewhat as it can really affect them psychologically, just saying.

Its part of human behavior when it comes to this matter but they should think of that players wont be released nor allowed to play when theyre still unfit or isnt fully cured yet and the association would make it sure
because this wont only affect the patient itself but also they do risk all of the people inside the stadium or with co-players in the venue or even from the staff or whatsoever.Its just dumb if they would let out
without verifying anything.This issue  does particularly in psychological aspect.

[MCobian]

It will definitely affect the performance of players, if you have to fight an opposing team that has just recovered from COVID-19.
Fear of contracting must exist, even though the opposing team has tested before the match and declared 100% clean. But it still makes
worry and less comfortable when competing. Therefore, it is regularly conducted tests on all players to ensure that no one is infected.
However like i say before, it is not eliminate 100% worry feeling.