The Nevada Gaming Commission meeting on May 22, 2025, highlighted a significant focus on compliance within the gaming industry, as officials discussed new measures to enhance anti-money laundering (AML) protocols. The chair of the compliance committee expressed confidence in the improvements made, stating, "We feel good, although there's always room for improvement on the compliance front."

The committee has implemented stricter requirements for disclosure and reporting from casino hosts and personnel, aiming for a thorough understanding of customers entering the casinos. This proactive approach was met with support from commissioners, who emphasized the importance of getting compliance right. Commissioner Solis Rainey noted satisfaction with the materials presented and expressed full support for the application under discussion.

The meeting also touched on the ongoing popularity of the casino's pool parties, with references to past events like the famed "Hot Rocks swimming pool" party, which remains a memorable highlight for many. Despite the nostalgia, the focus remained firmly on compliance and operational integrity, with commissioners acknowledging the need for continuous vigilance in these areas.

As the meeting progressed, the commission unanimously approved the application for a new manager at Mesquite Gaming LLC, further indicating a commitment to maintaining high standards within the industry. The discussions underscored a collective determination to enhance compliance measures while continuing to attract a diverse clientele to Nevada's gaming establishments.