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Ensuring Brisbane casino doesn't become an 'eyesore' should be a priority amid Star's financial woes
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"We need to make sure that we understand what the revised revenue model is for our business across gaming and non-gaming over time," he said. Star is still to pay the remaining $10m of a $15m fine levied by the NSW regulator, while it awaits the final determination on the size of the fine from money-laundering regulator AUSTRAC, which Morningstar estimates at $330m. It’s rumored the private equity firm’s true interest in Star centers more around the operator’s thousands of electronic gaming machines (EGM) that are found in bars and [Blackcoin](https://blackcoin.co/overview-of-online-casino-experience-at-peppermill-reno-resort/) taverns across Australia. Crown previously attempted to acquire rights to the devices and related licenses, but no deal materialized.