

Las Vegas Embarks on Cashless Casino Revolution as Messi Joins Hard Rock
Resorts World Las Vegas has implemented a cashless system where customers upload cash onto a digital wallet. Funds are then automatically withdrawn after using any of the casino facilities from table gaming to restaurants. This move comes as Nevada casinos remain cautious about potential future closures due to the pandemic, aiming to slow the spread of coronavirus particles by avoiding the handling of cash.
Lionel Messi, the FC Barcelona captain, has signed a deal to represent Hard Rock International as a brand ambassador for the next five years. Messi, one of the most recognizable sports stars globally, will be featured in a new campaign commemorating Hard Rock's 50th anniversary. A one-minute advertisement showcasing Messi's skills and a new range of Messi-inspired merchandise have been released.
In the UK, the Betting and Gaming Council organized a charity drive from its members who profited in the Britannia Stakes race at Royal Ascot. Gambling giants such as William Hill and Flutter donated a total of £1.25 million. The charities benefiting most include Prostate Cancer UK, Marie Curie, and several dedicated to military veterans. The event organizers operated at a $10 million loss but chose to go ahead with the event.
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