Nevada regulators propose $7.8m Caesars penalty over Mathew Bowyer case
Caesars Entertainment agreed to pay a proposed $7.8m penalty to resolve a Nevada Gaming Control Board complaint alleging it allowed Mathew Bowyer to gamble, obtain credit and transact at its Las Vegas properties despite warning signs. The Nevada Gaming Commission is scheduled to consider the settlement on 20 November.
The proposed settlement concerns Caesars’ handling of customer due diligence and anti-money laundering obligations in Nevada.