Bodog Joins Reality Poker Television Market Following the popularity of poker-themed television shows both in the United States and the United Kingdom comes news of a new reality show from the Bodog gambling group. Bodog founder and CEO Calvin Ayre is the star of the show, allowing the cameras to go behind the scenes for a close-up view of his luxurious lifestyle. Read Full Article

Bodog Joins Reality Poker Television Market Following the popularity of poker-themed television shows both in the United States and the United Kingdom comes news of a new reality show from the Bodog gambling group. Bodog founder and CEO Calvin Ayre is the star of the show, allowing the cameras to go behind the scenes for a close-up view of his luxurious lifestyle. Read Full Article

We have all seen movies where the house manipulates a game to its own advantage (remember the roulette wheel in "Casablanca"?) or a cowboy walks into a big casino and somehow manages to leave coolly with a million or two due to something more than luck. These scenes are fun to watch, but what is the real story on cheating in casinos? Who does it, how do they do it, and do they get away with it?

We have all seen movies where the house manipulates a game to its own advantage (remember the roulette wheel in "Casablanca"?) or a cowboy walks into a big casino and somehow manages to leave coolly with a million or two due to something more than luck. These scenes are fun to watch, but what is the real story on cheating in casinos? Who does it, how do they do it, and do they get away with it?

We have all seen movies where the house manipulates a game to its own advantage (remember the roulette wheel in "Casablanca"?) or a cowboy walks into a big casino and somehow manages to leave coolly with a million or two due to something more than luck. These scenes are fun to watch, but what is the real story on cheating in casinos? Who does it, how do they do it, and do they get away with it?