Singapore's Marina Bay Sands, Resorts World Sentosa casinos fined $137,000 by regulator
Singapore's Gambling Regulatory Authority has fined the city-state's two casinos, Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa, a total of S$175,000 (US$136,800) for breaches of regulations.
Singapore's Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa casinos have been fined a combined total of $137,000 by the regulator for violating advertising rules. Marina Bay Sands was hit with a $100,000 penalty for conducting promotions without prior approval, while Resorts World Sentosa received a $75,000 fine for failing to adhere to approved promotional guidelines.
Additionally, Singapore Pools faced a $100,000 fine for inadvertently allowing a self-excluded individual to make bets. The regulator's annual report highlights a continued commitment to effective regulation and public safety, with casino-related crime remaining low and casino visits down slightly in 2025.
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