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Stakes are high as inquiry tosses up whether Crown Resorts is fit to hold a NSW casino licence – The Guardian
There are allegations of money laundering, bags of cash being deposited in high-roller room and organised crime links
As a casino operator, Crown Resorts knows a thing or two about high stakes.
But whats unfolding at the New South Wales Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority inquiry into the suitability of Crown to hold the high-roller casino licence at Barangaroo in Sydney is enough to make even a seasoned gambler sweat.
Allegations of money laundering through cash accounts operated by Crown, bags of cash being deposited in the high-roller room, and organised crime links within Crowns junket partners that r…
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