Bodog i amerikanske vanskeligheder

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Det lader til at Bodog.com er blevet lagt ned af amerikanske myndigheder, og stifteren Calvin Ayre tiltalt for en masse snavs, som formodentlig bare relaterer sig til at drive alm. poker-forretning. Men Bodog har opereret længe på det amerikanske marked, og det lader til at fælden nu er klappet.

Dette kan være relevant for nogle at vide, og er derfor lagt ind som information.

Jeg har ikke mere indsigt i sagen end hvad jeg netop har læst hos CasinoAffiliatePrograms, citeret her:

We’ve just learned that Bodog founder and gambling magnate Calvin Ayre was indicted Tuesday morning, following the seizure of the Bodog.com domain name by federal prosecutors Monday night.

The charges? Operating an illegal gambling business and conspiring to commit money laundering.

In a report from Forbes, the indictment alleges that Calvin Ayre worked with James Philip, David Ferguson and Derrick Maloney to run an illegal gambling business from June 2005 to January 2012. The indictment is centered around the group moving funds across international territories, from Switzerland and England to Malta and Calvin’s home country, Canada. They also allegedly hired media resellers and advertisers to promote Internet gambling.

Bodog Entertainment Group is also being accused of working with payment processors located both in the US and other international locations. JBL Services, which processed more than $43 million and ZipPayments, which processed more than $57 million, are the payment processors accused of working with Bodog.

Looks like after years of dodging the US government, the “Catch Me If You Can” kid has finally gotten caught.

28-02-2012 17:36 #2| 0

heh. 6 år fik han, efter hans interview med Forbes hvor han udtalte de fantastisk "catch me if u can" ord :)

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