Nevada Gaming Board Files Complaint Against Resorts World for Illegal Gambling

Allegations include accommodating illegal bookmakers and individuals with organized crime ties, risking severe penalties.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board's 31-page complaint lists 12 violations against Resorts World Las Vegas.
Key allegations involve Southern California bookmaker Mathew Bowyer, who recently pleaded guilty to running an illegal gambling business.
Resorts World is accused of allowing individuals with histories of gambling-related felony convictions to gamble on its premises.
The Board highlights failures in reporting suspicious activity and violations of anti-money laundering protocols.
Potential penalties include hefty fines and possible action against the casino's gaming license.