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Board limits Dreamscape parent’s officer finding to two years after testimony over backdated check
Summary
After an extended hearing, the Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended approval of John Eder’s finding of suitability as a Dreamscape officer but imposed a two‑year limitation following his admission that he accepted a paid trip and later provided a backdated check; Eder repaid the cost and expressed remorse.
John Eder, chief financial officer for Dreamscape Companies, told the Nevada Gaming Control Board on Oct. 8 that he made a ‘‘serious error in judgment’’ while serving previously as a senior executive at another company. Eder said he accepted a trip in 2022 paid by an insurance broker, later failed to report it, and compounded the mistake by presenting a backdated check to his employer when first questioned. He told the board he ultimately reimbursed the broker with interest and expressed remorse for the…
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