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A Calvin Ayre and BodogBrand.com education in Antigua, CalvinAyre.com style (Ya, I thought he was retired too)

30 July 2009
Surprise! He's back. Well, technically, Calvin Ayre never left "Bodog Land", but he is no longer an online gambling operator, that is for sure. In fact, Calvin sold the "Bodog" database and much of the existing infrastructure to the Morris Mohawk Gaming Group (MMGG), something that many people are unaware of. ... (read more)
 

Bodog.com's journey towards global expansion: Bodog Europe's Keith McDonnell explains it all while enjoying some Antiguan sea, sun and a little rum punch

23 July 2009
Antigua with Keith and Calvin As I learned during my recent visit to the Morris Mohawk Gaming Group in Kahnawake, Bodog.com is back and ready to step into the spotlight once again. To further my ongoing Bodog education, I was provided with the opportunity to join the BodogBrand.com licensing group ... (read more)
 

WSOP Vegas 2009- I want to marry a poker something!!!

8 July 2009
Poker somethings I want to marry Poker affiliate, poker operator, poker player, poker magazine owner- I don't care. This life is glamorous!! Well, at least the lives of the male dominated poker somethings that I know are glamorous. Penthouse suites, Jay Z concerts, large diamond encrusted watches, ... (read more)
 

Affilicon Israel and adventures in Tel Aviv, the city that makes me wish I was a lesbian

10 June 2009
Rome Partners, free bar sponsors Only two years have passed since I was in Tel Aviv for a vacation, but for some reason, I had forgotten how unbelievably beautiful the women are in this city. In fact, it is pretty apparent that roughly 65% of Tel Aviv's population is female, 75% of the population is ... (read more)
 

Bodog.com is back...and Alwyn Morris is ready for the ride. Morris Mohawk Gaming Group style.

29 May 2009
Everyone has heard of Bodog.com. The online gambling community certainly remembers the Bodog parties, the red and black Bodog swag, the TV commercials on ESPN, Bodog Fight and Bodog Music, the Forbes billionaire issue, the Bodog booth with a bar and pillow-fighting babes, and of course, Bodog.com's original face and personality, Calvin Ayre. ... (read more)
 

Amsterdam Part 2: AAC- quality and quantity but we miss the Krasnapolsky!!

6 May 2009
PAL's Jeremy perfecting yo-yo tricks at AAC Here we go again...another conference, another city, another trip to the airport with eight 50 pound boxes and a booth, another weekend of parties and another industry gossip filled article. What is not to love? The online gambling world certainly loves a ... (read more)
 

Amsterdam Part 1: CAC- quality not quantity

8 April 2009
My beloved partner in crime Ok, ok, so maybe CAC Amsterdam was quiet, perhaps the affiliates were far and few between, its true there were very few sponsored parties, and worst of all, the nightlife in Amsterdam is non-existent on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, the three nights of the conference. ... (read more)
 

One week in London for ICEi and CAP Euro and...YOU'RE NO LONGER BANNED!

4 February 2009
Seducing Caselli I am sure you are wondering...what on earth did it take to get my CAP Euro ban lifted? Seducing Caselli. Easy! Just kidding. It was largely due to Alex Pratt, one of my very good friends who helped smooth out some of the tension between CAP and GPWA during this London event. ... (read more)
 

One week in Costa Rica for a wedding, one week in Bahamas with Pokerstars and…YOU'RE BANNED!

14 January 2009
Beautiful Costa Rica I leave the office for two weeks and look what happens?! Banned from all CAP Euro events, Warren says. I mean, what the...why me? Great question!! I have done nothing to bring this on except for the fact that I work for Michael Corfman, the GPWA Executive Director and Casino ... (read more)
 

Back from London and Stockholm…minus an umbrella, phone (not mine, thank god) and 20 years off my life.

12 November 2008
Casinomeister birthday party Wow is all I can say. Casinomeister, can you turn 50 again please? Amazing birthday party, great GPWA conference, ridiculous dinner with RaketheRake.com, crazy times at Mahiki, even more adventures in Scandinavia (part 3), and roughly 10 hours of sleep. Total. I blame ... (read more)

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Rebecca Liggero
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.
Rebecca Liggero
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.