Boston - Three companies seeking state licenses to build resort casinos in Massachusetts have filed final applications with the state gaming commission.

Mohegan Sun and Wynn Resorts, both vying for the only eastern Massachusetts resort casino license, submitted their detailed applications on Tuesday, the deadline set by the panel.

Mohegan Sun's proposed a $1 billion facility in Revere still requires a favorable vote by city residents in a Feb. 25 referendum.

Wynn has proposed a $1.2 billion resort in Everett.

MGM Resorts International, the only western Massachusetts applicant, submitted its more than 7,000 page application on Monday.

The commission will now spend several months reviewing the submissions, with licensing decisions likely in late May or June.

The panel has established several criteria for evaluating applications, including economic development, finances and design.