State gaming officials and two Las Vegas casinos have settled a complaint about a $5,000 payout that was missing a paper trail.

The Las Vegas Sun reports that the owners of Golden Gate casino and sister casino D Las Vegas announced Friday they have agreed to pay a $250,000 fine for improperly documenting customer payouts.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board filed a complaint against them Tuesday.

Officials say Golden Gate casino never recorded the payout transaction on its books in January 2015.

D Las Vegas is accused of providing $25,000 credit to a different customer without checking that person's credit.

Majority owner Derek Stevens says both incidents were honest mistakes.

He says staff failed to file the appropriate paperwork when checking the D casino customer's credit.