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Nevada Gaming Control Board proposes $5.5m Wynn Las Vegas settlement

Enforcement & compliance

Nevada’s Gaming Control Board proposed a settlement with Wynn Las Vegas that includes a $5.5 million fine, according to the report. The regulator’s complaint alleges AML-related violations involving money transfers and proxy betting; the proposed terms also require licence conditions focused on compliance enhancements and training. The Nevada Gaming Commission was scheduled to consider approval on 22 May.

The proposed settlement could bring Wynn Las Vegas a fine, licence conditions and enhanced compliance training.

Earlier fines and penalties by Nevada Gaming Commission and NGCB

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
MGMUSD 8,500,000Nevada Gaming Commission accepts MGM’s $8.5m fine over illegal bookmaker wagersNot stated
MGM ResortsUSD 8,500,000MGM Resorts agrees to $8.5m settlement over Nevada AML complaintNot stated
Robinhood, KalshiNot statedNew Jersey DGE orders Robinhood and Kalshi to stop NCAA event contractsNot stated
Resorts World Las Vegas, Genting BerhadUSD 10,500,000Nevada Gaming Commission approves $10.5m Resorts World settlementNot stated
KalshiNot statedNevada gaming board orders Kalshi to stop offering event contracts by 14 MarchNot stated

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