The Nevada Gaming Control Board has filed a 31-page disciplinary complaint against Resorts World Las Vegas, alleging the casino permitted illegal bookmaking, money laundering, and allowed individuals with organized crime ties and federal gambling-related convictions to place millions of dollars in wagers. Key figures named include Mathew Bowyer, who recently pleaded guilty to operating an illegal gambling business, and Edwin Ting, known for his organized crime connections. The complaint also targets Nicole Bowyer, Mathew's wife, who allegedly profited from her husband's illicit activities. The board is seeking fines and potential action against the casino's gaming license. Resorts World is in discussions with the board to resolve the issues and maintain compliance with laws and guidelines.