Netflix has scooped up the recently announced Ali Wong-Steven Yeun vehicle, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The series, which is a dramedy titled Beef, will reportedly “follow two people involved in a road rage incident, both of whom let it burrow into their minds until it slowly consumes their every thought and action.”

Wong and Yeun will both co-star and co-executive produce Beef, which is now being described as a limited series with 10 episodes, in collaboration with creator and showrunner Lee Sung Jin. Jin is co-executive producer on the polarizing but surprisingly vulnerable FXX comedy Dave about a white rapper and has also worked on HBO’s Silicon Valley, FX’s Singularity, and Amazon’s Undone. As if those aren’t enough credits to convey Jin’s prolific nature and great track record, he’s also working on the Showtime pilot Omniverse with Kanye West, Jaden Smith, and Scooter Braun.

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A group that allegedly cheated for multiple days at a casino on the Las Vegas Strip is being investigated. The incident dates back to November and December 2021, when four people, allegedly involved in the activity were able to collect more than $200,000 in winnings by using a dice sliding scheme, a report released by 8News Now reveals.

Judging by documents from investigators with the gambling regulator in Nevada, the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB), the alleged perpetrators used the scheme at The Cosmopolitan. However, the group may have also used the scheme at other Las Vegas casinos, such as Resorts World, around the same time as the other incidents, the documents reveal.

“Before illegally sliding the dice (one person from the group) would signal the other by placing single wagers in …

Illegal Access to Content:

The policy has thus recently incurred fines to five major companies with the amount they had to pay for violating the Ksa rules having aggregated to more than 26 million euros. The main reason for the financial punishment is that the subject entities didn’t have a permit that would allow players to participate in online games of chance. Under the policy, any such participation is considered illegal by the regulator.

Mandatory Gaming License:

Other reasons may imply the fine, such as the age verification that has to be visibly displayed across the iGaming network, as well as notifications that may mislead that the party holds the European license, and alike. Therefore the Dutch Gaming Authority strictly requests the acquisition of a gaming license to be entitled to offer online games of chance to customers.

The rules are strict and the recent fines show that they are fully enforced. Winning Poker Network will be the next operator to a…