Though the law allows smoking in these specific establishments, each of them can enforce a no-smoking policy at their discretion.
Smoking is allowed in areas of casinos that don’t allow minors, smoking optional hotel rooms, age-restricted standalone bars that do not offer food, retail tobacco stores, strip clubs and brothels, and tobacco-related conventions. In the broadest sense, this act banned smoking in most indoor public places and places of employment such as restaurants, movie theaters, arcades, malls, and more. It was then edited in 20 to further clarify the law. The Nevada Clean Indoor Air Act was originally passed in 2006 to control secondhand smoke exposure.
