They did get rid of the vast majority of the board of directors obviously, Steve Wynn stepped down. I do think this will be a message for other jurisdictions in which Wynn or any of these other companies operate. 'With respect to whether it's a slap on the wrist or a slap in the face, I don't know. 'A mere $35 million fine on a company with a market cap of nearly $16 billion - doesn't that send a message to other big-money, bad actors that they can make a farce of Massachusetts regulations and walk away with a slap on the wrist?' we asked Baker in an interview Wednesday at the WBZ studios. Candidates can expect to be grilled about their general goals, motivations and work style. Charlie Baker, the man who signed off on key permits for the massive new casino and hand-picked Judd-Stein to oversee the MGC. A casino dealer interview is no exception.

'We, the entire commission, were profoundly disturbed by repeated systemic failures and the pervasive culture of non-disclosure,' said MGC Chairman Cathy Judd-Stein.īut the punishment for the company that failed to seriously investigate or reveal to Massachusetts regulators serious claims of sexual misconduct against Wynn is raising questions for Gov. BOSTON (CBS) - The $35 million fine levied against the owners of the new Encore Casino in Everett by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission for their handling of the Steve Wynn scandal dwarfed the $20 million punishment extracted by Nevada authorities.

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