'Christopher Coffin is no longer employed by Treasure Island,' said TI Senior Vice President of Communications Michelle Knoll.
PokerNews reached out to TI, but a spokesperson would not elaborate other than to say Coffin was no longer with the property. Then he made the correct picks and collected the money.' He created a fake players card and logged hours. You get more picks by playing more hours. 'This part is unsubstantiated, but it is also believed that he stole money from the tournament toke pool that was intended for the dealers,' said the source, who went on to explain how Coffin fleeced the football pool. 15F00364X does not go into detail, but according to Poker Fraud Alert, a website established Todd “Dan Druff” Witteles to guard against the 'scumbags and criminals' that look to cheat the poker world, a TI employee alleges Coffin was arrested for stealing jackpot money via a football pool. According to Clark County records in Nevada, poker industry veteran Christopher Coffin, who served as the poker room manager at Treasure Island (TI), was arrested on Dec.
