The federal sentencing of a one-time illegal bookmaker at the center of a Las Vegas Strip casino’s anti-money laundering compliance issues has been rescheduled.

Mathew Bowyer, the ex-bookie whose client list included professional athletes and a former Major League Baseball Japanese-language interpreter, will be sentenced on April 4, according to court documents. Bowyer, 49, pleaded guilty in August to operating an unlawful gambling business, money laundering and subscribing to a false tax return.

Bowyer was originally set to be sentenced in February. No reason was provided in the court documents for the rescheduled sentencing.