Nevada's Gaming Control Board said on Wednesday it was analyzing the status of VIP room operations in Macau casinos and possible links to Chinese criminals. "At the conclusion of our analysis of the situation in its entirety, this agency will move appropriately as governed by Nevada law and standards required of our Nevada licenses," Randall Sayre, a member of the Nevada Gaming Control Board, said in an e-mailed statement.
Nevada regulators analyzing Macau casino activity
(via Reuters) · April 1, 2010 · 7:34 AM
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The Gaming Control Board in Nevada will do nothing to jeopardize the financial stability (or instability) of these three companies. New Jersey acted, due to gaming in New Jersey not being the only industry. Nevada is a different story, and I am sure the Casino Companies got to vote (meaning, offer their opinion) on Mr. Sayre's appointment to the Board.
it's an election year. all the politicians are coming out of the woodwork to do some "busy work" to keep themselves employed.