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Feds seize gambling site Bodog, indict founder
The gambling website Bodog was shut down and four Canadians were indicted, including founder Calvin Ayre, for illegal gambling that generated more than $100 million in winnings, federal prosecutors said ...
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Four Canadians indicted on US gambling charges
US authorities seized the gambling website Bodog on Tuesday and announced the indictment of four Canadians on charges of illegal sports betting and money laundering, including founder Calvin Ayre.
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U.S. charges Canadian over online gambling business
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. grand jury has indicted Canadian online gambling entrepreneur Calvin Ayre, his company and three others on charges they operated an illegal Internet gambling business in the United States, the U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday. Ayre, who graced the Forbes magazine list of billionaires in 2006, his company Bodog Entertainment Group SA and three others were ...
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Gambling may be a question for next NH governor
Gambling supporters are hailing the newest, state committee-recommended casino proposal as New Hampshire's last, best chance for expanded gaming. But the odds are, it might take at least another year.
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Judge in gambling trial won't dismiss charges of 5
The judge in Alabama's gambling corruption trial refused Monday to dismiss any of the charges against five defendants and left open the possibility that he might dismiss some, but not all, of the charges ...
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Feds in Md. indict founder of major online gambling site
An audacious Internet gambling mogul long sought by authorities has been indicted in Baltimore, capping an investigation that spanned nearly a decade and several countries and comes amid a recent crackdown on the popular poker and gambling sites.
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Bodog Founder Indicted for $100 Million Gambling Business
Calvin Ayre, a Canadian who founded online-gambling company Bodog in 1994, was indicted by U.S. prosecutors in Baltimore for conducting an illegal business that generated more than $100 million in winnings.
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‘Gambling’ key to probe into missing money
“Gambling” allegations are central to an ongoing federal investigation into several hundred thousand dollars in money that is missing from the South Carolina Hospitality Association, a top federal law enforcement official said Monday.
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