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Votes at a glance: Nevada Gaming Commission approves registrations, restricted licenses and other actions on May 22
Summary
The Nevada Gaming Commission approved a broad slate of registrations, licenses and a high‑profile settlement on May 22, clearing several foreign corporate registrations, restricted tavern and retail slot permits and a stipulation with Wynn Las Vegas.
The Nevada Gaming Commission on May 22 approved a broad set of regulatory actions recommended by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Below is a concise list of formal votes taken at the meeting and short descriptions of outcomes. (This list reflects the matters read into the record by the secretary and voted on by the commission.)
Votes at a glance (selected items from the agenda)
- Non‑restricted item 1 — Merkur Group / Mericore: Approvals of registrations and suitability petitions for Merkur.com AG, Mericore Gaming US LLC, and related officers and managers. Outcome: Approved (motion to accept NGCB recommendation).
- Non‑restricted item 2 — San Manuel Gaming & Hospitality Authority / Peter Arceo: Amendment to order and suitability finding for Peter Arceo as a controlling person. Outcome: Approved (motion carried).
- Non‑restricted item 3 — Chad Conrad (licensure as member, manager and/or key employee): Outcome: Approved.
- Non‑restricted item 4 — John Connolly (Mesquite Gaming LLC): Finding of suitability; approval. Outcome: Approved.
- Non‑restricted item 6 — Daniel Ruiz (Venetian Las Vegas Gaming LLC — chief gaming officer): Finding…
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