Derek Tonin was born and raised in Montreal, Canada, and still misses the Expos. He’s since moved to the Philippines in search of adventure and cheap booze, and has not been disappointed. Since he couldn’t get a job as the Expos bat-boy, Derek worked in various customer service roles in the gambling industry for over a decade before he took to writing in 2018.
As you probably know by now, our time here at CalvinAyre.com is coming to an end. It’s been a pleasure to be a part of this site for the past two years, and there’s a very bittersweet feeling of seeing it come to a close, but looking to the next opportunity.
GameCo has announced they are looking for a new CEO after the sudden departure of Blaine Graboyes after a failed Nevada licensing application.
With Trump out of office, the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe are finally getting relief from their legal troubles.
With baseball starting this week, we take a look at who’s likely to win each divison, and their odds.
Knowing there is a lot of money being left on the table, the Philipine task force is looking hard at POGO employed foreigners.
Ankush Gera of Junglee Games led a round table of several important figures in the Indian gambling industry, including Naveen Goyal of Khel Group, Amar Gahlot of L&S Attorneys, Sudhir Kamath of 9stacks Poker, and Jaydeep Chakravartty of Nektan.
PAGCOR continues to show the legal case for why they feel a new Quezon City ordinance is illegal, and implies hypocrisy at the same time.
March Madness is the perfect time to think about college sports betting, and most Americans don’t appear to think very highly of it.
Since taking over the online gambling regulatory responsibility for the Philippines, PAGCOR has dramatically reduced online gambling operations, and brought in big returns as a result.
Some of the top sports betting minds gathered at the ASEAN Gaming Summit 2019 to discuss where sports betting will go in Asian territories.
Three experts gathered for a panel discussion at the ASEAN Gaming Summit 2019, and they forecast the upcoming fortunes of Japan, Macau and South Korea.
