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Thank you for your response and trying to exonerate Bodog's action coming from Calvin Ayre ambassador (Calvin claims he's no longer the owner or affiliated with Bodog which is obviously not true with this response from one of his associates).
Either way, this issue has been resolved (although not the way Bodog or myself would have liked).  Any US players encounters problems with Bodog please contact www.ic3.gov. 
As I am certain those who are involved with Bodog's illegal enterprise will be weary of stepping foot in the U.S. upon an ongoing investigation.  If you're unaware the US Attorney's office in Baltimore has launched suits against Bodog and has an ongoing suit (see Forbes article about Bodogs problems with payouts in the US) As many US players can provide proof just as in this report with the reply, this shows that they're admitting their illegal acts committed by Bodog (Bodog Ambassador with www.calvinayre.com).  Defrauding a player of their payout once requested a large payout. 

This dispute was escalated to the Kahnawake Gaming Commission, the regulator that oversees Morris Mohawk Gaming Group (the operator of www.bodog.com).  The Commission investigated the allegations and reviewed the details of this player's file and transaction history.  The Commission completed its review and resolved that the MMGG's conclusion that the account had been deliberately opened using false information and with the apparent intention of avoiding being linked to a previous account that was closed as a consequence of chargebacks.  As such, the Commission concluded that MMGG's election to refund all deposits and to close the account to prevent fraud was warranted and correct.  The MMGG is vigilant in monitoring such activity in order to prevent fraud and to comply with its anti-money laundering procedures.

Thank you,
Becky