Oyo Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has halted alcohol sales for the second time in less than a year, prompting further questions about the property’s operations. Notices posted at the off-Strip resort said the latest suspension began at 9 a.m. October 23.
Oyo Las Vegas Stops Selling Alcohol Amid Unclear Licensing Issues
The casino has not said why it made the decision. There were a number of possible reasons, including an alleged failure to insure and possible complications with tax or licensing. However, none of these explanations have been officially confirmed, according to The Las Vegas Review-Journal.
The reason given was an insurance issue, according to an employee. Other reports have hinted that the casino may have problems with its liquor license or taxes.
The Clark County Department of Business License, which issues liquor licenses, shut down Friday. This did not answer the immediate question of the authorization of Oyo to sell alcoholic beverages. Employees at the property also refused to explain to reporters…