Gambling Tycoon Inks World's First Bitcoin Cash Football Sponsorship

Per the new bargain, the club may get payments in BCH, so becoming the first club to do so. Commercial Manager of Ayr United, Graeme Miller, commented on the deal by stating that accepting sponsorship payments in BCH "was a significant learning curve" for both direction and club but that they are also thrilled to be the first to not just take BCH payments but also encourage the offshoot cryptocurrency. Comments are closed. The new sponsorship of "The Honest Man" (nickname for Ayr United) was shown in a formal press release from the team along with Calvin Ayre's gambling portal on Monday, April 16^th. According to the launch, of promoting the newest, following seven decades Bodog Casino dropped the group's sponsorship and -- which premiered by Ayre -- has stepped aside. Possessing a cryptocurrency sponsor a team might be quite beneficial for the whole blockchain industry but is a decision that is, well, a bit surprising. However, considering the person behind the bargain, one could say it was to be expected. When models attended the press launch that reveled Ayr United's partnership, everything began in 2011. But after continuing the "tradition" for five decades, Ayr United and also Bodog were confronted with criticism and prospective fees after many complaints were produced after the online release of photographs of a body-painted version wearing the group's colors along with the Bodog logo. It appears that backlash no longer bothers the sponsor than it had been in 2016. Considering that the team plays League 1, which is broadcasted by BT Sports and Sky Sports, the sponsorship is very likely to provide a vulnerability to sport fans that weren't familiar with the cryptocurrency to Bitcoin Cash. Ayre, who was once a supporter of Bitcoin and heavily encouraged the cryptocurrency and Bitcoin has shifted to Bitcoin Cash since its inception. Even in the official press release, an Individual can find remarks from Ayre such as "BCH really is your only true bitcoin".     Back in February the gambling tycoon announced that he intends to build a $100 million Bitcoin Cash casino resort.

Continuing With Controversial Promotions

But while his intentions are shifting, it would appear that his promotional approaches are not. It frequently encouraged kits each year using topless female models who wore body-paint that looked like the shirt, when Bodog had been the sponsor behind the team. The bargain was made possible through Coin Geek, yet another brand owned by Ayre, and it was probably the gambling tycoon himself who approved and inked the deal. Beginning with next season, Ayr United will probably be wearing kits that contain a "Bitcoin BCH" logothat were once again encouraged with a bold photo shoot using a female version and body paint.