Richard Cammegh joins CasinoCoin advisory board

Cammegh becomes the first member of the non-profit CasinoCoin Foundation’s advisory board with a focus on the land-based gaming sector. The appointment marks a strategic commitment from the CasinoCoin Foundation to establish a path for blockchain technology into land-based casinos.

Since it was founded in 1989, Cammegh has built an enviable reputation for designing and manufacturing world-class roulette wheels,  integrated roulette wheel technology, display technology etc, which are delivered alongside a suite of data analysis software.

Cammegh has a global portfolio of premium customers from Las Vegas, London, Monte Carlo through to Macau, Singapore and Melbourne.

Richard Cammegh, Managing Director of Cammegh and CasinoCoin Foundation advisory board member, said: “Cammegh has been the leading roulette provider to the global casino industry for 30 years, and in that time we’ve succeeded by understanding that there is more to the game than a physical wheel. Our products integrate a range of electronic interfaces and data-driven software, and this is where we could see some interesting opportunities to implement blockchain technology.

“So for me it was a case of finding the right blockchain specialist who genuinely understands gaming from an operator’s and player’s perspective, but perhaps even more importantly a partner wishing to stand shoulder to shoulder with gaming regulators the world over. That’s why I’m so excited to join the board of the CasinoCoin Foundation, which supports technology that has the power and experience to truly revolutionise the casino floor.

“I have been a keen watcher of the cryptocurrency and blockchain space for some time now, and I look forward to working closely with the team to help bring this fantastic technology to a global audience in land-based casinos and beyond.”

John Caldwell, Director of Advocacy at the CasinoCoin Foundation, said: “I am thrilled to welcome Richard to the advisory board of the CasinoCoin Foundation, who brings with him unparalleled experience within the land-based casino sector.

“We see a number of particularly exciting use-cases for CasinoCoin in land-based gaming. With the digitisation of the casino floor, CasinoCoin can bring immense value across a range of fields, including immutable data gathering, as well as benefits across identity and payments.”

Cammegh joins other leading gaming execs on theboard of advisors at the non-profit CasinoCoin Foundation, which supports the blockchain-powered payment solution CasinoCoin (CSC). These include Gamesys CEO Lee Fenton, Chair of the Digital Isle of Man executive agency Lydia Barbara and Kindred Group’s chief experience officer Britt Boeskov.