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Nevada Gaming Commission lowers private salon entry threshold to $20,000

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The Nevada Gaming Commission approved changes to rules for private casino gaming salons, including lowering the entry threshold to $20,000 from $300,000. The changes also permit poker, remove a fixed $500 slot-machine minimum per spin and allow salons to open briefly to the public; commissioners raised concerns about oversight and enforcement.

Casino operators must adapt salon access and game offerings to the revised rules while addressing commissioners’ oversight concerns.

End-of-day close Wynn Resorts (WYNN), USD, to 10 November 2025
Story date12 August 202510 November 2025

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