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Saturday November 22nd, 2008 |
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TableMAX Hires Former Nevada Gaming Control Board Chief of Enforcement as Senior VP of Compliance |
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TableMAX Holdings LLC, one of the world's leading developers of electronic table games, has named former long-time Nevada Gaming Control Board Chief of Enforcement Keith Copher as the company's Senior Vice President of Compliance. |
Prior to joining TableMAX, Copher was president of GGS-US, a Technology Risk Management Company. Prior to GGS-US, Copher spent approximately 25 years with the Nevada Gaming Control Board. At his retirement, he had served nine years as Chief of the Enforcement Division.
TableMAX CEO Stephen Crystal said, "As TableMAX continues to aggressively expand into new markets, we wanted to hire the best compliance officer available to oversee that direction. And, as everyone who knows Keith will attest, that's exactly what we did."
Copher has extensive experience in the gaming compliance and enforcement fields. An internationally featured speaker at gaming conferences and seminars, Copher has also appeared in television documentaries regarding cheating at gambling and enforcement of gaming laws and regulations.
Copher is a member of International Masters of Gaming Law, on the Board of Directors for Nevada Council on Problem Gambling and the Board of Directors for Las Vegas Mob and Law Enforcement Museum (opening in 2010).
TableMAX Holdings, LLC is a leading developer of electronic table games and designs, engineers and distributes patented electronic table games worldwide. TableMAX owns global rights to proven and popular table game content, including Progressive Blackjack(TM), Caribbean Stud(R) poker, Caribbean Draw(R) poker, Texas Hold'em Bonus Poker and Bonus Blackjack.
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