CAP Spring Break
Bahamas took place June 7 thru 11,
2007
Category: Business - CAP
Spring Break Bahamas 2007 was part of a series of
events put on by
Casino Affiliate Programs one of online
gambling's largest trade organizations. The
Spring Break session is less focused on seminars and
the conference element and more focused on the
booze, partying and relaxation. During
the year 2007, CAP organizers held a similar event
in London called
CAP Euro. A future event is planned for
this fall taking place in Barcelona, Spain.
CAP organizers anticipate Barcelona to be their
biggest venture to date.
CAP Spring Break
Bahamas 2007 also marked the first public appearance
of Gambling911.com favorite reporter and
personality, Sparky Collins, who is a transgender
type from Cuba who escaped the island on an inter
tube. Sparky also fought in the Cuban army
where he/she served in Angola. Gambling911.com
along with BetOnline.com sponsored a notorious
pillow fight where Sparky beat down two other G911
personalities - Jenny Woo and Jodi Klein (also of
BetOnline.com) - to a pulp. Sparky Collins
made an early exit at the ASOP, dropping out at 82nd
place.
"These events are
always made special with the presence of
Gambling911.com," admits one CAP Spring Break
Bahamas participant. "It was disappointing to
see that Gambling911 had not been invited to promote
GIGSE (Global Interactive Gaming & Summit) this
year. And oh what a yawner that turned out to
be."
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Spring Break Bahamas 2007
CAP Spring Break
Bahamas 2007 also marked the first public appearance
of Gambling911.com favorite reporter and
personality, Sparky Collins, who is a transgender
type from Cuba who escaped the island on an inter
tube. Sparky also fought in the Cuban army
where he/she served in Angola. Gambling911.com
along with BetOnline.com sponsored a notorious
pillow fight where Sparky beat down two other G911
personalities - Jenny Woo and Jodi Klein (also of
BetOnline.com) - to a pulp. Sparky Collins
made an early exit at the ASOP, dropping out at 82nd
place.
