Nevada Gaming Control Board Investigates Resorts World in Las Vegas
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Nevada's Gaming Control Board will launch an inquiry into Resorts World Las Vegas. An anonymous gambler made claims against the company's president, Scott Sibella.
Nevada Gaming Control Board is investigating Resorts World in Las Vegas. Brandon Sattler accused Sibella of having a history of drug addiction. Sittler is a gambler who worked for Resort World for more than two decades. Tacos El Carbon, a restaurant in the resort, is owned by David Stroj, who has been convicted of operating an illegal bookmaking business and laundering money.
Nevada Gaming Control Board is investigating Resorts World in Las Vegas.
Resorts World and Sibella Stroj are under investigation for breaking their supervised release agreements by gambling in Las Vegas without first obtaining authorization from their probation officers. Disciplinary hearings for ResortsWorld and StroJ are possible. Restaurant manager Stro j's father is in charge of the establishment. Sattler claims the restaurant is owned by Stro J, John Paul, Jaime Behar and three other partners.
