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February 8, 2008 at 11:18 am #760353
frankBPMemberFrom the Bodog website:
Outside of North America, Bodog is regulated and licensed by the United Kingdom and the Caribbean nation of Antigua.
Now I’m confused – and worried!
Does anyone know definitively if Bodog is licensed in the UK? Cos if it isn’t, that puts UK affiliates in the position of illegally advertising an unregulated operator. Which is not good…
February 8, 2008 at 4:21 pm #760380Anonymous
Inactive@Fortune Palace 152916 wrote:
From the Bodog website:
Now I’m confused – and worried!
Does anyone know definitively if Bodog is licensed in the UK? Cos if it isn’t, that puts UK affiliates in the position of illegally advertising an unregulated operator. Which is not good…
as far as i am aware, they are not licensed in UK at all. it is not clear to me why they mention on their website that they are licensed there.
on the other hand, if you go to bodog’s website and click on the antigua seal in the bottom left corner, you’ll also see that apparently they do not hold a license in Antigua either.
This Company is not licensed by the Directorate of Offshore Gaming of Antigua and Barbuda
sooo…go figure….
February 8, 2008 at 5:38 pm #760388
pojaxMembersplinterfree;152948 wrote:if you go to bodog’s website and click on the antigua seal in the bottom left corner, you’ll also see that apparently they do not hold a license in Antigua either.I’m confused also. It says they are licensed by Antigua in their profile. Where exactly does it say that Bodog isn’t licensed there?
February 8, 2008 at 7:05 pm #760396
frankBPMemberApparently, it’s the Sportsbook that’s licensed in the UK as they have a bookmaker’s licence. Not sure where that leaves Casino and Poker.
February 9, 2008 at 12:22 pm #760432Anonymous
InactiveFebruary 9, 2008 at 10:45 pm #760449Anonymous
Inactive@splinterfree 153010 wrote:
if you click on the antigua seal on bodog’s website, it takes you to this page where it says that.
Do you think that’s because bodog.com was licensed and no-one has bothered to update the details after the domain name changes?
Not that I’m suggesting that the Antigua Gaming License is a one-man job or anything … (ahem) …
:tongue:February 10, 2008 at 10:40 am #760461Anonymous
Inactive@TheGooner 153032 wrote:
Do you think that’s because bodog.com was licensed and no-one has bothered to update the details after the domain name changes?
Not that I’m suggesting that the Antigua Gaming License is a one-man job or anything … (ahem) …
:tongue::roflmao: you are probably right, i never thought about the new domain thing.
February 23, 2008 at 7:47 pm #761666
frankBPMemberJust an update on this. Bodog are licenced in Antigua under the company name Coolidge Gaming Ltd.
http://www.antiguagaming.gov.ag/licenseeInfo_withLinks.asp?ID=1179
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