Wynn Resorts has agreed to make a payment of US$5.5m to the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) to settle charges over unregistered international money transactions.
The Nevada Gaming Commission will vote on the fine at its meeting next Wednesday.
This is in addition to the $130.13m which Wynn paid to the Department of Justice last year for the same charges.
The NGCB confirmed that, “Upon resolution of the federal case, NGCB enforcement agents completed a separate regulatory investigation and received full cooperation from Wynn LV throughout the investigation.”
Along with Resorts World Las Vegas and MGM Resorts, this now makes Wynn Resorts the third operator on the Las Vegas Strip to face multi-million dollar settlements for money-laundering charges in two months.
