Bodog have responded to claims that the online gambling group is in trouble.
Tuesday 26th August 2008
Alwyn Morris, the CEO of the Morris Mohawk Gaming Group, responsible for Bodog's North American activities, has moved in response to news last week that the company may in trouble, with redundancies having been made.
A statement was released by Morris in response to Online-Casinos.com/InfoPowa questions. The first point which Morris sought to clarify was that regarded the layoffs:
'The layoffs in question have actually taken place with a firm that provides Bodog some software and marketing support, but we are confident their service levels to us have not been, and will not be affected,' he wrote. 'Bodog has not and is not planning to close its doors to any market. In fact, Bodog is researching new potential markets and will continue to accept new players from all existing markets.”
Alwyn Morris, the CEO of the Morris Mohawk Gaming Group, responsible for Bodog's North American activities, has moved in response to news last week that the company may in trouble, with redundancies having been made.
A statement was released by Morris in response to Online-Casinos.com/InfoPowa questions. The first point which Morris sought to clarify was that regarded the layoffs:
'The layoffs in question have actually taken place with a firm that provides Bodog some software and marketing support, but we are confident their service levels to us have not been, and will not be affected,' he wrote. 'Bodog has not and is not planning to close its doors to any market. In fact, Bodog is researching new potential markets and will continue to accept new players from all existing markets.”