Endorsed by Gambling911

Gaming Commission Dismisses ‘AG Wire Tap Room’ Access Claims Against Steve Wynn

Written by:

Associated Press

Published on:

Sep/03/2015

BOSTON — (Associated Press) - The top investigator for the Massachusetts Gaming Commission says allegations that retired members of the State Police working for Wynn Resorts had access to a "wire-tap room" in the state attorney general's office are false.

The Republican reports (http://bit.ly/1OeJWlp) that Karen Wells, the agency's director of investigations and enforcement, said Thursday an investigation found "no factual basis" for the accusations.

Stephen Crosby, chairman of the Gaming Commission, called the allegations a "publicity stunt."

The commission is in a dispute with Boston, which is seeking host community status. The city says regulators wrongly handed over the eastern Massachusetts casino license to Wynn for a $1.7 billion gambling resort in Everett.

Wells' bureau said officials found "absolutely no reliable evidence" that the attorney general's office disclosed confidential materials to agents of Wynn Resorts.

Gambling News

JJ Spaun Rules in 2025 US Open - Odds Being Cut at Sportsbooks

JJ Spaun remained atop the leaderboard of the halfway mark of this year's US Open. His odds were expected to be slashed at sportsbooks and PPH platforms across the board heading into Saturday.

What is the Online Poker Game Crash Joker?

Sometimes called Joker Cash, timing is everything with this exciting new game and every card could be your ticket to a massive win.

Caribbean Poker Series Main Event at the Casino Aruba at Hilton: Just $95 Qualifies

Ever wanted to meet the legend who started the online poker craze? Chris Moneymaker isn’t just an ACR Pro and poker icon—he also runs one of the hottest land-based tours around.

Updated 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Final Odds Ahead of Game 5

The Stanley Cup Final would look a lot different today if the Oilers didn’t come back from down three goals last night and then win in overtime.

NY Sets Online Betting Record with $248.9M in May

Underlining its grip on the nation’s largest legal betting market, New York crossed the $2 billion mark in total wagers for the third straight month in May, while gross revenue climbed to an all-time high—nudging past the previous peak set earlier this year and landing more than 22% above last May’s return.