Dave Spade is No Longer a BCPoker Ambassador

The strongest public signal is not a termination statement, but visibility.
BCPoker’s current website prominently promotes a “Meet Our Partners” section, yet Erquiaga does not appear in the surfaced material returned from the site, despite the brand clearly continuing to lean on partner and ambassador marketing. 

The post on Social Media by Dave Spade cleary states that he is no longer a brand ambassador and that he will be joining another "bigger" brand soon.

Without a formal statement from BCPoker, any explanation has to stay in the realm of plausible industry reasoning rather than asserted fact.

The first possibility is that the arrangement was always short term. Many poker partnerships are campaign-based and built around launch windows, content bursts or regional acquisition efforts rather than year-long ambassador programmes. Nothing in the public material confirms contract length, so that remains possible.

A second possibility is a shift in brand priorities. BCPoker has leaned heavily into broad entertainment, celebrity and crossover marketing, and operators sometimes move budget away from poker-specific ambassadors when they believe larger-reach names better fit the acquisition strategy. The current site presentation, which continues to highlight partners and ambassadors while not visibly featuring Erquiaga, is consistent with that sort of reshuffle. 

We expect BCPoker to give their announcement any time soon.