Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC) will deliberate on whether to impose the fine recommended last month by the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB).  카지노사이트

 

The transgression relates to a bizarre incident in which four members of Riverside’s security staff were charged by police with coercion with physical force and false imprisonment of a colleague.

 

False Drug Use Allegation

On Aug. 9, 2022, a Riverside employee was falsely accused by security of smoking weed during his shift at the casino, according to the complaint. When the worker denied the accusation, a human resources officer told security personnel to send the employee home pending an investigation.

 

Instead, a security guard told the employee he should take a drug test or resign. An argument ensued, and the security official told the employee he was fired.

 

When the employee tried to leave, two security guards blocked his exit. He tried to push past the officers to get to the door, but was pulled to the floor by four members of security. One guard punched him five times as he lay on the ground.

 

The Justice Court of Laughlin Township issued arrest warrants for all four security officers on March 27, 2023.

 

Guards Mocked Accent

In a separate incident, also unreported to regulators, security officers were called to eject a patron who had refused to leave. The player had been using a slot machine when an accounting procedure on the machine interrupted his play.

 

The patron first asked why he had to leave, but then acquiesced and walked toward the exit with his friends while being escorted by security officers. As he approached the exit, one of the guards mocked his accent.

 

The patron took exception and confronted the officer. He was wrestled to the ground and placed in handcuffs, according to the complaint. The patron’s leg was injured in the scuffle, and he required hospital treatment.

 

The Riverside Casino is one of the oldest in Nevada. It was built in 1966 on the site of an abandoned motel by Don Laughlin, the gaming entrepreneur who lent his name to the town and who died in October 2022, at age 92.

 

Bloomberg for a ninth consecutive year is running its “March Madness Brackets for a Cause” charity pool to raise money for a host of nonprofits and initiatives.   실시간 바카라사이트

 

The business media and financial services conglomerate invited Wall Street titans and leaders from across the United States to pony up $20K each to participate in the charity March Madness tournament. For the $20K buy-in, participants get to fill out a men’s and women’s college basketball tournament bracket.

 

The top three points earners in each bracket will split the more than $1 million prize pool, with the proceeds going to their designated charity. The men’s and women’s NCAA Division 1 college basketball tournaments began on Thursday.

 

Bloomberg reports that this year’s “Brackets for a Cause” attracted 58 participants for a total purse of $1.16 million.

 

Unanimous Picks

This year’s outcome on the women’s tournament might see many participants tied, as every single entry has top-seeded South Carolina and Iowa reaching the Final Four.

 

The Gamecocks finished the regular season as the country’s top women’s hoops program after going a perfect 32-0. The Hawkeyes, also a March Madness No. 1 seed, have commanded equal media attention for Caitlin Clark’s historic season.

 

100% of brackets have both teams making a run to at least the final four,” Bloomberg reported.

 

Forty of the 58 entries have the Gamecocks cutting down the nets inside Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland, where the women’s Final Four will be played April 4-7. Oddsmakers agree that South Carolina is the heavy favorite for the national championship. DraftKings has the Gamecocks at -140.

 

For a second year in a row, the majority of participants think the South Carolina women’s team will hoist the trophy after only having lost one game — to Iowa — in the last two seasons. Just 14% think Iowa, led by NCAA’s all-time leading scorer, Caitlin Clark, will win the title,” Bloomberg continued.

 

Iowa is on eight entries, Norte Dame is on three, and LSU, UConn, and Stanford are on two. USC is on just one, belonging to Apollo Global Management’s Jay Clayton.

 

On the men’s side, 30 of the 58 entries have the University of Connecticut winning it all for a second consecutive year. DraftKings also likes UConn, as the Huskies possess the shortest odds at +340.

 

UNC and Houston are picked on eight brackets each, Purdue is on four, Tennessee is on three, and Arizona is on two. Yale, Auburn, and Kentucky are each on one.

 

Kentucky is already finished after the Wildcats’ shocking upset to Oakland. Ares Management boss and NBA Atlanta Hawks owner Tony Ressler had Kentucky going all the way.

 

2023 Results

Bain Capital’s Stephen Pagliuca, who co-owns the NBA Boston Celtics, was last year’s winner on the men’s side, and used his winnings to support the Reform Alliance.

 

York Capital Management CEO Jamie Dinan came in second and supported the Museum of the City of New York. MeydenVest Partners Founder and CEO Michelle Seitz finished third and supported Educate Girls.

 

On the women’s side, Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz and Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson tied for first, and Rocket Companies Chairman and NBA Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert came in third. They respectively supported the nonprofits One Mind, Catalyst, and NF Forward.