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Board clears Penn Entertainment to broaden in‑house tech, approves M Resort cashless/wallet testing and manufacturer condition changes
Summary
The board agreed Dec. 3 to modify manufacturer/distributor conditions for the M Resort and related Penn Entertainment properties to allow expanded in‑house development of cashless wagering and promotion systems, subject to testing, lab review and documented responsibilities for vendors and licensee.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended approval on Dec. 3 of changes to manufacturer and distributor license conditions for Penn Entertainment properties (the M Resort and associated locations) that will give the operator more flexibility to develop and deploy in‑house technology, including its cashless wagering and promotion systems.
Penn representatives told the board the modification aims to remove an operational restriction that had forced Penn to rely on third‑party manufacturers for small reporting…
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