Bodog - Thieves!

prop · 10-23-07, 05:23 AM

If your passport is real and there is nothing else to the story I'm sure you'll get your money. Bodog is not a sportsbook known to stiff people.

go here: http://www.sportsbookreview.com/Spor...Complaint.aspx

nht · 10-23-07, 07:23 AM

My passport is 100% real!

SBR_John · 10-23-07, 07:34 AM

Write Bill at Assistance@Sportsbookreview.com.

These books keep databases of fraudulent ID's. Yours is on it apparently. Has a memeber of your family used it there or someone you know?

We will figure it out if you want.

nht · 10-23-07, 08:13 AM

A response from bodog:

Thank you for contacting Bodog Poker Customer Service.

After reviewing your account it shows that the documents you provided were not legible and your account information were not verified.

We have asked you to provide other documents for verification but the passport you provided were not valid. We have spoken to you about the matter and explained that your documents need to be sent and verified before we can enabled your account.

Because of the false information that were provided we have cancelled your account and your deposit of $100 were sent back to your Moneybookers account.

Thank you very much for writing. Should you have any questions, or require any further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Regards,

Poker Customer Service

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Unfortunatelly, I haven't received anything from bodog including this 100$, because my MB account is disable at the momment (I haven't known the reason yet)...

But one is true: bodog steal my money I've won...

Stumpage · 10-23-07, 08:48 AM

Your moneybookers account is disabled as well? I realize you haven't been told why, but what would be your best guess as to the reasoning behind that? I'm thinking it probably ties in with the Bodog mess.....

diamond · 10-23-07, 08:58 AM

So your BODOG account is disabled, so is your MB account..

jon13009 · 10-23-07, 09:02 AM

Been with Bodog for a long time.

They may be slow with lines, not give you good bet value, and - since the US anti-gambling laws went into effect - take a month to get a payout check to me. While Bodog is sometimes questionable with customer service, they are fairly safe.

I have not been able to deposit with a credit card at Bodog for over 4 years now (being a US account.)

All I know is you better make sure the funds you deposit there (and at any book) are going to clear before you bet them.

Jason here at SBR should be able to help you.........also go to the SBR site and fill out a complaint form,

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/Sportsbook+Complaint.aspx

PS: You won $2300 playing poker at Bodog starting form a $100 deposit? I always knew the poker players there were labeled as poor because most of them are seen as frustrated and loose sportsbettors, but with the AP scam and collusion always a possibility, it is hard for me to put money down at any poker site now............

joe blow · 10-23-07, 09:41 AM

Originally posted by jon13009

Been with Bodog for a long time

PS: You won $2300 playing poker at Bodog starting form a $100 deposit? I always knew the poker players there were labeled as poor because most of them are seen as frustrated and loose sportsbettors, but with the AP scam and collusion always a possibility, it is hard for me to put money down at any poker site now............

What's the AP scam?
I don't play online poker

jon13009 · 10-23-07, 09:52 AM

Someone at Absolute Poker (AP) was caught using a "super" account (issued to the owner) after a player requested the hand logs - AP sent the player an excel file containing all the information of the early hands in the tournament - including IP addresses. - The "super" player won the tournament using a suspicious betting pattern.

It was determined that this "super" player could see all the hands at the table (including upcoming cards) and bet accordingly.

People who play on-line poker are (or should be) aware of the problems of robot players, house players, and more importantly collusion among players at a table.

Now the open use of these "super" accounts puts the poker sites in a real bind because if you play with significant funds at stake, how can you not be worried that the poker site is just waiting to steal your money?

Details:

http://forum.sbrforum.com/poker/43978-absolute-poker-cheating-conspiracy-has-just-blown-up-even-more.html#post385044

joe blow · 10-23-07, 10:07 AM

Thank you...I just read all the info.

I really don't know how anyone can play online poker.What's to stop 2 or 3 people playing at a high stake game,while they are on the phone with each other?
Nothing

I stick with

jon13009 · 10-23-07, 10:16 AM

Yes, I look at online poker as more of practice for going to the poker rooms than for serious play. However the freerolls are a bit of a crap shoot regarding idiot play (all in, all in.....)

I enjoy playing live poker because it is more social (at the low limit tables) and entertaining than other table games at a casino. Can be profitable as well if you play correctly.

I really believe poker has more of a potential for profit versus sportsbetting, but with all the on-line scams going on in poker, I can't put my money there.

At certain times in poker your goal is to extract the maximum amount from other players at the table when you have the best hand - the "nuts" (even on-line). The rest of the time is seemingly spent shooting bluffs and sitting tight.

At no time when you place a sports bet are you certain of anything (unless you are the one affecting the game or know if it is going on.....).