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Rebecca's Recommendations - October 20, 2005
20 October 2005
By Rebecca Liggero
Welcome back, my friends. Before I get to the meat of my newsletter, and yes, I did just say "meat", I want to congratulate Casino City player Donna Y. who placed in the top fifty for the Platinum Play tournament! You make me proud Donna.
So anyway, today I wanted to take some time and talk your ear off about one of my very, very favorite online casinos. Most of you should know by now that I'm a total InterCasino.com fan. I love the casino, I love the management, and I love the advertisers. Believe it or not, I'm not the only one who feels this way about InterCasino. How do I know this? I know this because InterCasino has won more awards than any other online casino out there. In a recent Reader's Poll conducted by Strictly Slots, InterCasino earned top honors in Best Online Casino for Slots, Best Player Reward Program and Best Customer Service. Speaking of slots, InterCasino now has six brand new Marvel slot games for you to play. For those of you who don't already know, Marvel is the company behind those cartoon characters that we all know and love such as The Incredible Hulk, the X-Men, and The Punisher. Did you know that The Hulk is 1,040 pounds, has green eyes, green skin (duh), is an unemployed former nuclear physicist, and that his real name is Robert Bruce Banner? I sure as hell didn't.
I would also like to tell you about a very creative Halloween promotion sponsored by...guess who? Yup, English Harbour. These guys will be giving away 8 tickets to a Halloween party in LA sponsored by Hillary Duff. The purpose of this party is to raise awareness and money for The Trevor Project, a free 24-hour suicide prevention hotline. The party will feature many celebrities including Ashley and Jessica Simpson, Eva Longoria, the cast of the OC, the cast of That 70's show and more. These tickets will be given out to 8 new depositing English Harbour players through a random draw. In order to further help the charity, the casino winnings of the 8 chosen players will be matched and donated to the Trevor Project on behalf of English Harbour. What a great cause, and what a great promotion. I bet there will be some special Halloween costumes at that party.
Lastly, if you like checking out new online gaming sites, take a peek at Hot Pepper Casino. For some reason I really enjoy the name. It's really catchy.
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Rebecca Liggero loves meeting new people and traveling – perfect qualities for someone who has won friends and influenced people in the worldwide online gaming community. After graduating from Bates College with a degree in psychology, Rebecca spent four years in Washington, DC, working in relationship management, dreaming all the while about someday making it big in online gaming. After turning down an opportunity to live in New Zealand, she moved back to Boston and signed on as Senior Account Manager for Casino City – the beginning of a dream come true! Rebecca’s work on behalf of Casino City (and later for the GPWA as well) took her to trade shows and conferences everywhere – Amsterdam, Barcelona, Costa Rica, Montreal, London, Las Vegas, Macau and many other ports of call – and along the way she began chronicling her incredible around-the-clock adventures in a wildly entertaining and industry-savvy weekly column that quickly became – and still remains – must reading for everyone who is anyone in online gaming. Following almost three years with the Casino City team, Rebecca spent a few months at Everest Affiliates where she was the Brand Manager of the affiliate program. While working on “the other side,” she realized that she truly missed her weekly column and the affiliate side of the business and decided to return to the Casino City family. One and a half years later, Rebecca resigned from Casino City and joined industry icon Calvin Ayre to serve as the Bodog Global Brand Ambassador and the head on-site reporter for the online gambling industry tablog, CalvinAyre.com. In her new capacity, Rebecca continues to travel the world, and when asked where she is based, her response is usually "on an airplane." Contact Rebecca at rebecca@liggero.net. Be careful, though – she might quote you.
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Rebecca Liggero loves meeting new people and traveling – perfect qualities for someone who has won friends and influenced people in the worldwide online gaming community. After graduating from Bates College with a degree in psychology, Rebecca spent four years in Washington, DC, working in relationship management, dreaming all the while about someday making it big in online gaming. After turning down an opportunity to live in New Zealand, she moved back to Boston and signed on as Senior Account Manager for Casino City – the beginning of a dream come true! Rebecca’s work on behalf of Casino City (and later for the GPWA as well) took her to trade shows and conferences everywhere – Amsterdam, Barcelona, Costa Rica, Montreal, London, Las Vegas, Macau and many other ports of call – and along the way she began chronicling her incredible around-the-clock adventures in a wildly entertaining and industry-savvy weekly column that quickly became – and still remains – must reading for everyone who is anyone in online gaming. Following almost three years with the Casino City team, Rebecca spent a few months at Everest Affiliates where she was the Brand Manager of the affiliate program. While working on “the other side,” she realized that she truly missed her weekly column and the affiliate side of the business and decided to return to the Casino City family. One and a half years later, Rebecca resigned from Casino City and joined industry icon Calvin Ayre to serve as the Bodog Global Brand Ambassador and the head on-site reporter for the online gambling industry tablog, CalvinAyre.com. In her new capacity, Rebecca continues to travel the world, and when asked where she is based, her response is usually "on an airplane." Contact Rebecca at rebecca@liggero.net. Be careful, though – she might quote you.
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