The casino operator 'took action to refund and, effectively, void these tickets,' the complaint states, but the board alleges the company didn't do enough to maintain control or monitor their betting app to prevent these types of wagers, even after it was brought to their attention. Station Casinos reported a malfunction in the Stadium Live program in March this year, admitting it caused them to write about 167 tickets on already completed events. The Gaming Control Board issued a regulation violation letter in two instances and said in a letter that Station Casinos should have redundant monitoring processes to prevent wagers on events that already took place. MORE ON NEWS 3 | San Manuel tribe names former MGM executive as new Palms general managerĪ spokesman for Station Casinos declined to comment. 'A Stations employee confirmed that these computer errors, essentially a server failure, were 100 percent avoidable,' the complaint states. The complaint filed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board alleges Station Casinos took money and wrote tickets for about 348 wagers from May 2018 through May 2021.Ī computer error related to the Stadium Live program for mobile wagering appears to have been the reason the bets were accepted, according to the complaint.
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) - Station Casinos is facing a complaint from Nevada gaming regulators that it took wagers on sporting events after they concluded.
