Nevada Gaming Commission allows wagering accounts for on-property purchases
Nevada’s Gaming Commission authorised casino patrons to use wagering accounts for purchases at restaurants, retail shops and other businesses on casino properties, according to a report. The Commission did not approve their use for off-property or out-of-state spending; a senior deputy attorney general said broader use would require further discussion, including consideration of federal banking laws.
Nevada operators and payment partners may offer wagering-account payments for purchases at licensed properties, but not beyond them.