In the settlement, Aria did not contest the allegations. The Control Board filed a complaint against the casino in February for violating state law where games must remain open to the public.Īccording to a complaint, a floor supervisor at Aria’s Salon Prive, which is not a private gaming room, told the agents the player did not want them watching.Īria had been warned twice before by the Gaming Control Board of similar violations, according to the complaint. The resort, which is operated by MGM Resorts International and is the centerpiece of the Cit圜enter development, agreed to the fine earlier this month in a stipulated settlement with the Gaming Control Board. The Nevada Gaming Commission signed off on a $100,000 fine leveled against the Aria for preventing undercover gaming agents from watching a high-stakes roulette game last year. (File, John Gurzinski/Las Vegas Review-Journal) A roulette table on the casino floor at the Aria hotel-casino, Cit圜enter, in Las Vegas, Monday, November 30, 2009.

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