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Angelia Ong Makes History as Miss Earth 2015
December 7, 2015
CalvinAyre.com’s former Asia reporter Angelia Ong made history over the weekend after winning the Miss Earth 2015 crown for the Philippines—the country’s second win in a row. The 25-year-old was crowned at the Marx Halle in Vienna, Austria, on Saturday night, beating more than 80 contestants from around the world....
Streamlining Presents Disruption Risks for Asian Gambling Market
August 3, 2015
Bringing in new technology could be the biggest challenge the Asian online gambling industry is facing today, according to ComTrade Gaming Director of interactive Steven Valentine. Bringing in new technology could be the biggest challenge the Asian online gambling industry is facing today. Steven Valentine, director of interactive for ComTrade...
Banking on India’s ‘Golden’ Time
July 28, 2015
Operators will have to act immediately if they want a piece of the “last gold rush” in the online gambling industry, according to gaming consultant Albert Climent of BlueSea Gaming. If you want to capitalize on India’s growing online gambling market, then you’ll have to act fast. Entrepreneur and gaming...
DFNN Positions to Take Over SE Asia Gambling Market
July 24, 2015
DFNN is forecasting a dramatic increase in EGM footprint with the rollout of its next-generation technology. Technology solutions provider DFNN is poised to spread its wings beyond the Philippines with the rollout of its electronic gaming machines (EGM) technology. In an interview with CalvinAyre.com, DFNN’s Christopher Tio said the company...
Winning Big in Asia with Slots
July 21, 2015
Here’s a tip for Asian operators from KM iGaming CEO Keith McDonnell: Hit the slot machines to make your money. Live dealers are out and slot machines are in, at least in Asia. KM iGaming CEO Keith McDonnell told CalvinAyre.com that for the past year, there has been an increased...
Second Screen Immerses Tech-savvy Viewers in Races
July 20, 2015
The Hong Kong Jockey Club is giving viewers the power of choice with its “second screen” technology. The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) is giving viewers the power of choice, even if it means having them actively participate in the races. No, it doesn’t mean that viewers will have to...