7/14/2011 12:50 PM
Bodog licensed by UK Gambling Commissionbodog sportsbook (SBR rating A) is now officially licensed by the UK Gambling Commission to offer betting services throughout the United Kingdom. Bodog is the first industry bookmaker to be in compliance with new regulations that will require online sportsbook operators to attain a license for each European jurisdiction they wish to serve. |
Bodog UK CEO commentary
7/5/2009 11:47 PM
bodog sportsbook upgraded from B to B+
7/5/2009 07:10 PM
Bodog upgraded to B+ following continued improvements. bodog sportsbook's most notable change is payout processing time. The sportsbook was downgraded multiple times during 2008 due to insufficient resources to process timely withdrawals to North American players.
Bodog processing is currently among the best in the industry with wait times as low as two days and instant for non-U.S. players using eWallets such as Neteller. Bodog, which regained possession of its main domain, Bodog.com, in April after a legal battle involving a patent claim, has launched its brand in Asia in a partnership with Haydock Sports Limited. Bodog plans to open to Canadian residents later this year. Customer service and email response time has also improved. Bodog added LiveChat service in May.
5/19/2009 01:49 PM
bodog sportsbook (SBR rating B) adds LiveChat service. Players can view all sportsbooks that offer
LiveChat here.
5/2/2009 03:43 PM
Yower.com downgraded from C- to D+. The sportsbook was formerly hosted by
WWTS (SBR rating C+) before WWTS was acquired by
bodog sportsbook (SBR rating B). Yower is now a turnkey sportsbook under the BetEZ Group. SBR is currently attempting to assist a player who was scammed by an individual using the BetEZ pay per head service. BetEZ customer service is not familiar with the Yower.com site that it hosts or its promotions and rules.
2/18/2009 10:31 PM
Bodog (SBR rating B) to reduce listed check withdrawal time tomorrowbodog sportsbook tells SBR it will update its website stating that players can expect check withdrawals in 5-10 business days, down from the currently listed 10-15 business days. In 2009 players report receiving funds in an average of 4 days total.
2/6/2009 06:30 PM
bodog sportsbook payout processing time decreases; sportsbook earns second upgrade in four months
The sportsbook's website lists 10 business days for the processing of check payment but management and players tell SBR withdrawals have been completed, since the start of the new year, within five days. The former A+ rated sportsbook was downgraded multiple times last year due to delays with non-eWallet processors.
Bodog also states that the added processing resources will allow the book to maintain its standard for payouts.
7/7/2008 09:51 PM
bodog sportsbook lowered from A to A-
5/21/2007 11:46 PM
Former Betcorp White Label, AcesAce downgraded from C- to D-. All Betcorp sportsbook accounts were taken over by bodog sportsbook (SBR rating A) last November. The website owner has since moved the book to problem sportsbook operator, Futurebet.
4/21/2007 02:53 PM
bodog sportsbook (SBR rating A+) check processing time extended to three weeks in some cases and as much as ten days for person to person transfers. Management tells SBR it expects
processing time to be shortened as transfer volume decreases in baseball season and more
processing options are added.
2/17/2007 11:56 PM
CyberSportsbook.com users redirected to
Bodog (SBR rating A+). Players should find
details sent to registered email addresses. WWTS non-U.S. accounts were transferred to
bodog sportsbook on Wednesday.