Wynn Resorts Aims to Conquer Massachusetts with New Casino

Wynn Resorts is aiming to expand its territories within the New England state.

Online gambling sites in US report that Wynn Resorts, the casino license holder of the state Massachusetts, has bought another part of territory. This new business means an expense of $6 million from the casino’s budget. The costly deal was paid to Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.

Due to their new transaction, the casino has added 1.75 acres more to their Wynn Everett site which is planned to be an installation of 33 acres. Robert DeSalvio, President of Wynn Everett, claims that this bargain will allow the company to move forward with their planned investment, as they expect to start the construction this year.

New casino rules are set in Springfield, Massachusetts

US gambling news announce that Dominic Sarno, the mayor of the city of Springfield, Massachusetts, has signed the new ordinance regulating casino ethics rules. According to the new law, elected officials and top city administrators will no longer be allowed to receive any kind of benefits from MGM Resorts International’s casinos.

Also a Casino Liaison Office has been established in the city of Springfield in order to cover all the issues that are likely to arise during the construction of the resort and casino investment. Kevin Kennedy will be Chief Development of Springfield and his job will be to supervise the office, in which he will receive support from the former director of Public Works Al Chalk.