Boomtown to pay $40,000 fine
Boomtown of Reno has agreed to pay a $40,000 fine for violating the Internet gambling rules with its ties to two foreign companies that offered gaming websites.
Robert Joseph Medeiros, chief executive officer of the club, has signed a stipulation with the Nevada Gaming Control Board and admits Boomtown was guilty of misconduct but denies it had any intention to ignore the law.
The settlement, which must be approved by the Nevada Gaming Commission, calls for Boomtown to return $1,621 it received in commission fees from companies based in Curacao which offered wagering for cash on 11 of its Internet websites. That money will go to the Reno Problem Gaming Center.
Boomtown must also provide training to its employees to avoid similar violations in the future.
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