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Resorts World Las Vegas calls itself ‘a different company’ after accepting a $10.5 million fine

Saying it’s now “Resorts World 2.0,” the Las Vegas Strip gaming operator Thursday agreed to pay a $10.5 million fine over allegations it catered to illegal bookmakers involving millions of dollars, and that it has implemented measures to prevent it from happening again.Following a 40-minute hearing,

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Resorts World Las Vegas fined $10.5 million for catering to illegal bookmakers

Seven months after filing a disciplinary complaint against Resorts World Las Vegas and its agents and affiliated companies, alleging it catered to illegal bookmakers with ties to organized crime involving millions of dollars, the Nevada Gaming Control Board Thursday agreed to a settlement with the o

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