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Rebecca's Recommendations - October 13, 2006

13 October 2006
Remember the GoldenPalace.com Online Casino sponsored black jack tournament that was supposed to take place in Vegas last month? Well, it was postponed...and rescheduled to take place in Aruba. ARUBA! Next week I'll be on a plane to Aruba, bringing along my best friend as a guest, and spending 4 days with my very good friend and main contact at Golden Palace. ... (read more)
 

Rebecca's Recommendations - October 6, 2006

6 October 2006
Ok. Don't panic. I know that I'm addressing three audiences here- online gaming advertisers and operators, affiliates, and players (mostly American). If for some reason you have not heard (god help you if you fall into this category), a bill was just passed in the US stating that banks cannot process online gaming transactions. ... (read more)
 

Rebecca's Recommendations - September 29, 2006

29 September 2006
Those of you who are familiar with my past newsletters know that I am a big Bodog and Calvin Ayre fan. Why? As controversial as Bodog's marketing strategies may be, they are innovative, original, and very successful. They have a trustworthy, industry leading product that entertains thousands and thousands of people. ... (read more)
 

Rebecca's Recommendations - September 22, 2006

22 September 2006
As you already know, there have been two online gaming related arrests in the United States over the past few months. Therefore, many of the anticipated GPWA and CAC Vegas attendees decided to bail at the last minute due to the demands of their lawyers. Despite the legal scare, a fair amount of online ... (read more)
 

Rebecca's Recommendations - September 8, 2006

8 September 2006
I would like to begin with thanking all the individuals who sent me blackjack tips for the GoldenPalace.com Online Casino tournament I will be participating in next week. Now that I'm equipped with some enlightening blackjack knowledge, there is a chance that I won't completely embarrass myself. Ok, so ... (read more)
 

Rebecca's Recommendations - September 1, 2006

1 September 2006
So much for my Labor Day beach party and BBQ...due to Hurricane Ernesto, Labor Day is forecasted to be a total washout here in Boston. Great. Good thing I'm headed to Vegas in one week. So get this- I won an affiliate contest through 32 Vegas Casino and now I'll be traveling to the Vegas conferences in style, baby. ... (read more)
 

Rebecca's Recommendations - August 25, 2006

25 August 2006
I have a very important announcement to make. No, Ron Jeremy did not propose to me (yet), but nice try. Anyway, remember the guy I interviewed and told to google my full name as I have nothing to hide? Well, we hired him. Oh yes. And he accepted! Thank god- I would have felt so bad if I was personally responsible for scaring him away. ... (read more)
 

Rebecca's Recommendations - August 18, 2006

18 August 2006
There are three very important lessons that I learned from my trip to Costa Rica with Gambling 911 last week: 1)Never believe what you see and read in the media. Articles are exaggerated and fabricated, pictures are staged and manipulated. Do not ever forget this. 2)Tequila shots are a bad thing. ... (read more)
 

Rebecca's Recommendations - August 11, 2006

11 August 2006
In case you did not get my joke, I was just kidding about having a new boyfriend. I am not dating Ron Jeremy (Don't know who he is? Google his name. Don't let your kids see). Standing next to Ron for a picture is pretty much the only contact I am willing to have with that man. Anyway, while I'm recovering from my trip to Costa Rica, you can read about the second half of my trip to Vegas... ... (read more)
 

Rebecca's Recommendations - August 4, 2006

4 August 2006
Six days in Vegas with the online gaming crowd. Not OK. At least I could sleep late due to the Bodog Conference cancellation (God bless David Carruthers!) Alright, before getting started, I would like to clear up a few rumors for you: 1)Calvin Ayre was not there. More specifically, he was not in a helicopter that landed on the roof of the Bodog Party (great rumor, though). ... (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.