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Nevada Gaming Commission approves $10.5m Resorts World settlement

Enforcement & compliance

Nevada's Gaming Commission voted 4-0 on 27 March to approve a settlement imposing a $10.5m fine on Resorts World Las Vegas over allegations involving illegal bookmakers. The company did not admit liability for violating federal money-laundering laws; regulators may reopen the matter if the federal government raises further issues.

The settlement signals enforcement over alleged illegal bookmakers, while Resorts World did not admit liability.

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Story date10 February 20259 May 2025

Earlier fines and penalties by Nevada Gaming Commission

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
KalshiNot statedNevada gaming board orders Kalshi to stop offering event contracts by 14 MarchNot stated
KalshiNot statedNevada Gaming Control Board orders Kalshi to halt state operationsNot stated
Resorts WorldUSD 500,000Nevada Gaming Commission rejects five-year registration settlement for Nicole BowyerNot stated

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