May have been posted but I got an email about this...Do you really think he is leaving it behind.
The online gaming industry loses one of its most controversial kingmakers; Calvin Ayre announced on Monday he is retiring and plans to focus on The Calvin Ayre Foundation.
If this is old new sorry about posting it
TOW Industry News
4/21/2008
Bodog Founder Calvin Ayre Retires
The online gaming industry loses one of its most controversial kingmakers; Calvin Ayre announced on Monday he is retiring and plans to focus on The Calvin Ayre Foundation.
This statement is from Ayre's personal web site, calvinayrelife.com:
"You’ve likely heard the rumblings and rumors….and for once…..it’s true…I’m packing it in! Well who am I kidding, if you’re reading this now you know that for the past few years I’ve been pretty focused on jetting around the world to exotic places and filming crazy shit for this blog. I was really more of a brand ambassador for Bodog the past while anyway – but it was fun while it lasted.
In 2007 ownership of Bodog in North America was taken over by Alwyn Morris and Morris Mohawk Gaming Group, and starting in 2006, Bodog hired up a mostly European team to run their now solely non US facing operations so me retiring won’t have any effect operationally….the same great Bodog experience will continue exactly as it has in the past. I just won’t have cameras shoved in my face all the time and I won’t have to do all the grueling travel. My retirement also will not affect anything that you see or notice when enjoying the Bodog products and services.
To all the staff, vendors and advisors that have been part of the Bodog development I want to extend sincere thanks for not only the hard work and dedication but the lessons and good times I have experienced and can now take away with me. I wish you all continued success and if we bump into each other on a white sand beach or maybe the streets or bars of my home base of Antigua please come say hello.
I’m going to focus my time on a balanced private life and The Calvin Ayre Foundation which I am truly passionate about."
TOW Industry Newswire - Published April 21 2008 - 1.45pm EST
The online gaming industry loses one of its most controversial kingmakers; Calvin Ayre announced on Monday he is retiring and plans to focus on The Calvin Ayre Foundation.
If this is old new sorry about posting it
TOW Industry News
4/21/2008
Bodog Founder Calvin Ayre Retires
The online gaming industry loses one of its most controversial kingmakers; Calvin Ayre announced on Monday he is retiring and plans to focus on The Calvin Ayre Foundation.
This statement is from Ayre's personal web site, calvinayrelife.com:
"You’ve likely heard the rumblings and rumors….and for once…..it’s true…I’m packing it in! Well who am I kidding, if you’re reading this now you know that for the past few years I’ve been pretty focused on jetting around the world to exotic places and filming crazy shit for this blog. I was really more of a brand ambassador for Bodog the past while anyway – but it was fun while it lasted.
In 2007 ownership of Bodog in North America was taken over by Alwyn Morris and Morris Mohawk Gaming Group, and starting in 2006, Bodog hired up a mostly European team to run their now solely non US facing operations so me retiring won’t have any effect operationally….the same great Bodog experience will continue exactly as it has in the past. I just won’t have cameras shoved in my face all the time and I won’t have to do all the grueling travel. My retirement also will not affect anything that you see or notice when enjoying the Bodog products and services.
To all the staff, vendors and advisors that have been part of the Bodog development I want to extend sincere thanks for not only the hard work and dedication but the lessons and good times I have experienced and can now take away with me. I wish you all continued success and if we bump into each other on a white sand beach or maybe the streets or bars of my home base of Antigua please come say hello.
I’m going to focus my time on a balanced private life and The Calvin Ayre Foundation which I am truly passionate about."
TOW Industry Newswire - Published April 21 2008 - 1.45pm EST