China’s currency controls create incentives for Macau casino crime to launder their winnings through organized crime gangs in Macau, Nevada’s state gaming regulator said on Thursday. Testifying before a U.S. congressional advisory panel investigating money laundering in Macau, A.G. Burnett, chairman of the Nevada State Gaming Control Board, said he regulates three U.S.-owned casinos on the island, but he can only do so much. “The risk, if I can speak frankly, is China’s, and I know that they are trying to crack down on corruption and items that may bring disrepute to them,” Burnett told the U.S.-China Economic and Security…