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Crown Casino Faces License Revocation Over Money Laundering Allegations
Crown Casino, the most popular casino in Australia, is facing potential license revocation due to allegations of money laundering. The Aussie Millions poker series, held at Crown Casino, will not take place next year.
The government of the Australian state of Victoria is prepared to take 'strict measures' against Crown Casino if the money laundering allegations are confirmed. The state's officials have appointed a special commissioner to investigate these accusations and determine if Crown Casino can retain its gambling license.
Crown Casino has admitted that one of their accounts may have been used for money laundering. The casino has agreed to cooperate with the VCGLR to help authorities establish the truth.
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