(Reuters) - Genting Singapore's casino broke the law by partially reimbursing the annual entry fee paid by some local people, and staff could face criminal charges for providing misleading information, the city state's casino regulator said on Wednesday.
From February to May 2011, Genting Singapore (GENS.SI) unit Resorts World Sentosa Pte. Ltd. (RWS.L) gave incentives such as concert tickets and hotel accommodation to around 3,400 locals who paid a S$2,000 annual levy to enter the casino, breaching a major social safeguard against problem gambling, the Casino Regulatory Authority of Singapore CRA.L said.
"During the course of investigations, CRA discovered that certain documents submitted by RWS staff members to CRA could have been forged, and that false or misleading information could have been provided to CRA," it added. Full story
