Tag: Nevada Gaming Commission
Seeking unlimited Nevada license, Aruze Gaming granted five years
Aruze Gaming Global made its pitch to Nevada regulators for an unlimited gaming license, but the Gaming Commission instead opted for a... more
Nevada regulators approve Boomer’s Sportsbook ahead of Aug. 1 launch
The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday approved the state’s newest sportsbook headed by Gambling Hall of Famer Joe Asher, who defended... more
Aruze appears at Nevada Gaming Commission for licensing renewal
Two years after being limited to a two-year gaming license, Aruze Gaming Global will go before the Nevada Gaming Commission July 24,... more
Nevada regulators discuss doping at summer horse races
The Nevada Gaming Commission expressed anger and questioned what more might be done to deter doping in the state’s summer horse racing... more
Nevada regulators approve Wynn COO, while reminding him of company’s past failures
The Nevada Gaming Commission continues to remind Wynn Resorts executives that the company needs to do better than it has in the past. The... more
Nevada: Fine handed down to Lovelock casino
The Nevada Gaming Commission signed off on a $10,000 fine for a Lovelock casino concerning its lack of oversight after it agreed to take... more
Attorney dismisses speculation Tilman Fertitta will get involved in Wynn Resorts operations
The legal counsel for Fertitta Entertainment dismissed any notion that billionaire Tilman Fertitta will play an active role in the... more
Fontainebleau Las Vegas president faces scrutiny over Wynn leadership days
The Nevada Gaming Commission put a two-year timeline on the licensing of Fontainebleau Las Vegas President Maurice Wooden, already under... more
Nevada regulators weigh in on ‘reputational bruising’ in approving $5.5M fine against Wynn Resorts
Wynn Resorts took responsibility for violations that led to its forfeiting of $130 million to the federal government, as the Nevada Gaming... more
MGM apologizes as it accepts $8.5 million fine in Nevada
MGM Resorts International apologized for accepting nearly $5 million in wagers from illegal bookmakers and accepted a fine of $8.5 million... more
