So, if I understand you correctly the only regulations that a casino (at sea) must abid by are 'strict company rules'? These rules are written by the company that owns the casino? Correct? If the scales were 'slightly more tipped' to the casino no one would stop them? Provided of course it wasn't so bad to run off business.

Wonder why this works at sea and not on land?
(Thus the need for gaming commissions and regulations).