Fans Outraged by MrBeast's Casino Event at Resorts World Las Vegas

Summary

• Fans received refunds after the MrBeast Experience at Resorts World Las Vegas failed.
• Rather than the promised "unforgettable" three-night stay, guests received cheap gift bags and no attention.
• MrBeast and Resorts World both expressed regret, issuing public apologies and taking steps to make amends.

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The highly anticipated MrBeast casino experience at Resorts World Las Vegas promised a unique opportunity to engage with the renowned influencer, albeit indirectly, during a three-night stay at this iconic venue. Additionally, guests were treated to a delightful MrBeast mystery bag.

The MrBeast casino experience in Resorts World LV leaves fans furious

Fans were outraged by the poor quality and value of the MrBeast casino experience at Resorts World Las Vegas. Promoted as a feature with on-site activities at various resort venues, the event quickly disappointed attendees. A mystery bag, advertised by the organizers, was merely filled with cheap MrBeast merchandise. Despite there being no promise of meeting MrBeast himself, many attendees assumed they would, which contributed to their dissatisfaction. The event was marketed as an

three-night experience costing $1,000, where fans hoped to take photos and interact with the world-famous YouTuber. Some even expected activities similar to those on MrBeast’s channel. Moreover, a $10,000 gift voucher was supposedly to be awarded to one guest, but its delivery remains unverified. Tensions rose as both Resorts World Las Vegas and MrBeast distanced themselves from the event, removing references to it from their websites. Angry fans expressed grievances to KLAS-TV/Las Vegas, accusing MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, of orchestrating a and questioning if this is how he built his subscriber base. MrBeast has frequently been exploited by scammers, including a notorious fake MrBeast casino app designed to trick fans into spending money and disclosing financial information. However, the Las Vegas experience was meant to be legitimate.

MrBeast and Resorts World outline amends

On Day 3, approximately 30 fans gathered in the lobby of Resorts World Las Vegas demanding refunds. The property's CEO, Alex Dixon, personally addressed their concerns and offered $50 food and beverage credits, along with a box of doughnuts. Previously, the fans had also received a box of chocolates along with their belongings. MrBeast's damage control team was quick to respond. His official X account issued an apology and extended an invitation to those affected to visit his studio for a meeting and reconciliation, befitting MrBeast's stature and wealth. Resorts World Las Vegas also expressed regret and announced they would issue refunds. This isn't the first time the popular streamer found himself in a difficult situation. In September 2024, a class-action lawsuit was filed by five anonymous participants of Beast Games. They alleged sexual harassment, inadequate medical care, unpaid wages, and insufficient food during the show.