The new facility of MGM opened their doors to the public last 24 of August, after an exhausting work the MGM made to accomplish the minimum requirements of the MGC (Massachusetts Gaming Commission) they made it but still work to do, if they want to keep operating.
“As MGM Springfield prepares to open its doors, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission remains focused on ensuring that our policies and procedures protect the integrity of the industry and safeguards fair play for patrons.” Said Bruce Stebbins, Commissioner for the Massachusetts Gaming Commission about the $960 million MGM Springfield integrated casino resort
The regulator of Springfield (location of the new venture) establish “very high standards for this project but that the coming Massachusetts venue had met or exceeded requirements” in several areas including employee and vendor licensing, marketing and construction. READ SO: MGM RESORTS IN POLITICAL BACKGROUND
“MGM Springfield accepted the challenge and then raised it some more. I applaud the Massachusetts Gaming Commission’s staff for their steadfast commitment to the successful implementation of our strong gaming law and the persistent and collaborative focus on maximum job creation and economic development while also taking a proactive approach to the minimization of unintended consequences.” Said Steve Crosby, Chairman for the Massachusetts Gaming Commission
However, the MGM can´t rest and have to keep improving their work if they want to keep themselves at the very top level of casino operators
