Can Canadian players play on Bodog poker. I have never tried, but some people tell me no.
If not, why?
Thanks
Full Version: Bodog And Canadians
No
because Calvin Ayre thinks we live in igloo's with no wireless connections, eating poutine and drinking maple syrup.
because Calvin Ayre thinks we live in igloo's with no wireless connections, eating poutine and drinking maple syrup.
QUOTE (Marc-O @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 4:31 AM) 
No
because Calvin Ayre thinks we live in igloo's with no wireless connections, eating poutine and drinking maple syrup.
because Calvin Ayre thinks we live in igloo's with no wireless connections, eating poutine and drinking maple syrup.
Calving Ayre is Canadian.
BODOG can screw itself for this non-Canadian thing. There are plenty other sites to play on.
I dont understand why Canadians can't play on bodog, isnt Canada isnt america's 51 state?????
QUOTE (Nealyh_02 @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 6:36 AM)
I dont understand why Canadians can't play on bodog, isnt Canada isnt america's 51 state?????
maybe I'm just igonorant... but i thought the USA consisted of 52 states
QUOTE (WhiteSpade @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 5:00 AM)
Calving Ayre is Canadian.
Touche
sp?
QUOTE (Marc-O @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 10:45 AM)
maybe I'm just igonorant... but i thought the USA consisted of 52 states
Touche
sp?
Touche
sp?
You are ignorant. It's 50 states and two territories: Puerto Rico and Guam.
PS: I'm Canadian, so I might be lying. You never can tell with my beady little eyes and flappy head, eh?
i like poutine
QUOTE (Marc-O @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 8:31 AM)
No
because Calvin Ayre thinks we live in igloo's with no wireless connections, eating poutine and drinking maple syrup.
because Calvin Ayre thinks we live in igloo's with no wireless connections, eating poutine and drinking maple syrup.
QUOTE (elnino @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 12:20 PM)
i like poutine
Excuse my ignance, but what is poutine?
QUOTE (AAsnake88 @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 1:24 PM)
Excuse my ignance, but what is poutine?
just the best thign ever.. fries, with cheese curds (or grated cheese if necessary) and gravy on top to melt the cheese. its basically cheese fries and gravy. sometimes people put chicken in it too. its gooooot
theres another poutine around my parts with the french people, its a casserole wtih a brick of cheese, 2 cans of cream of chicken soup, a bag of hash browns mixed together, then you layer on crunshed corn flakes for a topping. that is ****ing goot.
Whenever I go to windsor, I get the fries and the cheese, but pass on the gravy. Is that Canadian sacrelidge, or does it not really count as poutine anyway since it's windsor?
QUOTE (kkcountry @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 1:52 PM)
Whenever I go to windsor, I get the fries and the cheese, but pass on the gravy. Is that Canadian sacrelidge, or does it not really count as poutine anyway since it's windsor?
nah, over tehre its pronounced poo-teen
heres its pootin ( as french as possible)
grated cheese on fries just sounds meh.. it wouldnt even melt
QUOTE (MyPlayIsRAB @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 12:54 PM)
nah, over tehre its pronounced poo-teen
heres its pootin ( as french as possible)
grated cheese on fries just sounds meh.. it wouldnt even melt
heres its pootin ( as french as possible)
grated cheese on fries just sounds meh.. it wouldnt even melt
I typically stop at burger kind by the tunnel and they melt the cheese just right. It's like nachos but with french fries instead of tortilla chips
MAN LAW 1254:
When in doubt, always blame canada
When in doubt, always blame canada
QUOTE (Marc-O @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 10:45 AM)
maybe I'm just igonorant... but i thought the USA consisted of 52 states
don't worry I meet Americans all the time that think there are 52 states, it is really shocking.
Once I took a geography class at a local community college and a young woman in our class couldn't find florida on a map.
ITS AMERICA'S WANG PEOPLE!!!!
Friend of mine is an executive with Bodog and the and the answer is...
Because Boddog is Canadian based if they allowed Canadian players they would have to deduct taxs off winnings and player would have to claim the taxes back from our wonderful governemt. That is the bsic explenation he gave me.
Because Boddog is Canadian based if they allowed Canadian players they would have to deduct taxs off winnings and player would have to claim the taxes back from our wonderful governemt. That is the bsic explenation he gave me.
No wonder BoDog is so soft....No canadians!
I like poo-tang.........
I like poo-tang.........
according to this article (which is a pretty interesting read):
http://www.canadianbusiness.com/managing/s...109_101136_3084
http://www.canadianbusiness.com/managing/s...109_101136_3084
QUOTE
For instance, unlike in the United States, Bodog does no marketing in Canada and doesn't even accept bets from Canadian gamblers. That's done to safeguard Bodog's Canadian assets from the type of problems that have ensnared other online casinos, such as Starnet Communications. Back in 1999, Vancouver police raided the offices of Starnet, alleging the company took bets from Canadians and processed those wagers on Canadian soil. Starnet, which has since changed its name to World Gaming, was eventually fined more than $100,000 and was forced to fork over nearly $4 million in seized assets as proceeds of crime.
QUOTE (wvapoker @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 10:17 AM)
No wonder BoDog is so soft....No canadians!
qft
QUOTE (Marc-O @ Tuesday, October 24th, 2006, 5:31 AM)
No
because Calvin Ayre thinks we live in igloo's with no wireless connections, eating poutine and drinking maple syrup.
because Calvin Ayre thinks we live in igloo's with no wireless connections, eating poutine and drinking maple syrup.
thats what i heard.
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