Bodog.com:PokerParty House Raid

BoDog.com's CEO and founder Calvin Ayre's house was raided by Costa Rican police on Saturday night because they suspected there was illegal gambling taken place. There was a PokerParty" taking place at Calvin's mansion at the time for a wrap up party for the television show that is being produced by Bodog.com. Lucky for Calvin the reports that the officers had received were innacurate and at no time did he get arrested or detained. Bodog.com could have taken a big hit if these reports were accurate, but the Bodog.com PokerParty will continue to rock the world wide web.

Here is a statement made by Calvin Ayre:

“Yesterday evening, local Costa Rican law enforcement agents arrived at my residence during a wrap-up party for my television show that is being filmed in San Jose, the nation's capital city. The agents arrived at the Bodog Compound on inaccurate suspicions of illegal gambling."

One of the main reasons for the police to show up at Calvin's house, was because there were conflicting reports that part of the poker aspects of the new poker show might have been filmed at his house, but according to him, that never happened. The police found nothing.

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