The largest casino on the Las Vegas Strip allegedly welcomed people with a history of gambling-related felony convictions, people connected to organized crime, and illegal bookmakers, according to a disciplinary complaint filed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board on Thursday.
The board requested that Resorts World be fined and that the Nevada Gaming Commission, which is in charge of disciplinary actions, take what experts consider to be unusual action against the company's gaming license.
The board requested that Resorts World be fined and that the Nevada Gaming Commission, which is in charge of disciplinary actions, take what experts consider to be unusual action against the company's gaming license.