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Nevada Regulators Target Resorts World for Ohtani Interpreter Scandal Ties This comes days after Matthew Bowyer, a 49-year-old Orange County, Calif. bookmaker who took wagers from Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani’s interpreter, pleaded guilty to running an illegal gambling business and other charges. Bowyer, who’s named in the complaint, and two convicted felons wagered millions of dollars during several months at Resorts World's casino, which allegedly failed to adhere to the Anti-Money Laundering Program. "The culture within Resorts World created the perception, or the reality in certain instances, that Resorts World is an avenue to launder funds driven from illegal activity," the NGCB stated in the press release. The Genting Group-owned Resorts World, which opened on the Las Vegas strip in 2021, can request a hearing with the board or reach a stipulated settlement before punitive measures are taken. Nevada Gaming Control Board filed a Complaint against Resorts World Las Vegas, LLC, and its affiliated companies, for alleged violations of Nevada gaming laws. NGCB alleges RWLV’s compliance issues damaged Nevada and its gaming industry. Complaint at: https://t.co/NUvZozenIz pic.twitter.com/0QKXidoKi0 Executives under fire An NGCB investigation found that Resorts World executives "negligently disregarded, or at worst, wrongfully ignored" illegal activity "for gain." "Resorts World Las Vegas is aware of the Nevada Gaming Control Board complaint," a Resorts World spokesperson told KSNV News 3 in Las Vegas. "We are committed to doing business with the utmost integrity and in compliance with applicable laws and industry guidelines. We have been actively communicating with the GCB to resolve these issues so we can move forward and focus on our guests and nearly 5,000 team members.