The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board imposed a $15,000 fine on Presque Isle Downs & Casino Wednesday for a failure to keep underage gamblers off the gaming floor.

The casino, which is owned by Churchill Downs Inc., self-reported the incident and did not oppose the penalty under a consent agreement outlined at the gaming board’s monthly meeting.

According to the description, two 19-year-olds were able to gain access to the casino in Erie County last April 21 when security staff at an entrance checked their temperatures as part of COVID-19 protocols, but failed to confirm they were at least 21 years old. Both individuals were able to play slot machines, although they did not attempt to purchase alcohol.