## Adelaide’s Crown Casino Under Examination as Probe Begins
A fresh, autonomous investigation into Crown Casino’s Adelaide location is being launched by South Australia’s gaming authority. This action follows comparable inquiries into casinos around Australia, including a particularly dramatic one involving Star Entertainment in Sydney. The CEO of Star, Matt Bekier, ultimately resigned as a result of that investigation.
The flurry of investigations aims to address deeply ingrained worries about the casino sector as a whole, especially in light of a prior investigation into Crown Resorts that revealed some troubling flaws.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Brian Martin, a man renowned for his straightforward demeanor, will be in charge of the Adelaide investigation. His objective is to make sure Crown Adelaide is abiding by the law and fulfilling the standards established for casino license holders in South Australia.
Dini Soulio, the state’s Liquor and Gambling Commissioner, was blunt in his assessment, claiming that the issues being looked at go far beyond any one firm and highlight widespread issues within the whole casino sector. He stated that he had complete faith in Martin’s ability to produce a thorough report that will aid in rebuilding public confidence in the Adelaide casino’s operations.
A presentation concerning SkyCity will be delivered by Martin to the gaming commission no later than the first of February in 2023.
A report issued by SkyCity in June of 2022 emphasized robust results in its wagering divisions, especially within New Zealand, as the enterprise rebounds from COVID-19 difficulties.