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Nevada Gaming Control Board agrees to revoke Resorts World agent’s registration

Enforcement & compliance

Nevada Gaming Control Board reached a settlement with former Resorts World Las Vegas agent Nicole Bowyer over a complaint linked to alleged illegal bookmaking. Bowyer agreed to revocation of her registration, a five-year bar on seeking gaming-related approvals and co-operation with the Board and law enforcement; no fine was assessed. The Nevada Gaming Commission was due to consider the case on Thursday.

The settlement revokes Bowyer’s registration and bars gaming-related approval applications for five years, without a fine.

Earlier fines and penalties by Nevada Gaming Commission and NGCB

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Resorts World Las Vegas, MGM GrandNot statedNevada Gaming Commission is due to consider Scott Sibella licence revocationNot stated
Resorts World Las Vegas, MGM GrandUSD 10,000Nevada Gaming Control Board settles to revoke Scott Sibella’s licenceNot stated
Grand Sierra ResortUSD 250,000Nevada Gaming Commission approves $250,000 Grand Sierra Resort settlementNot stated
Resorts World, Wynn ResortsNot statedNevada Gaming Control Board chair warns of money laundering risks at casinosNot stated
Resorts World Las Vegas, MGM ResortsNot statedNGCB files disciplinary complaint against Resorts World Las Vegas over alleged AML failuresNot stated

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