LAS VEGAS ( KLAS) — Resorts World will pay a $10.5 million fine for “unsuitable methods of operation,” agreeing to the second-largest fine ever assessed by the Nevada Gaming Commission.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nevada gaming regulators have issued a $10.5 million fine against the Resorts World casino on the Las Vegas Strip over allegations of illegal gambling, many of which centered on a ...

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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - A major Strip casino announced Wednesday that less than 50 full-time employees have been laid off. Resorts World Las Vegas sent out a statement to FOX5 that the ...

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LAS VEGAS -- Nevada gaming regulators have issued a $10.5 million fine against the Resorts World casino on the Las Vegas Strip over allegations of illegal gambling, many of which centered on a ...

The fine settles a complaint that the state Gaming Control Board filed last year accusing one of the largest casinos on the Strip of welcoming ... convictions, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.