On his personal blog, Bodog’s grand poobah Calvin Ayre is challenging 1st Technology’s Scott Lewis to a 3-round MMA-style fight. On the line for Ayre would be a million bucks, and for Lewis, the Bodog domain names his company swiped in a default judgment this past summer. The challenge is in response to a series of emails Lewis sent to Ayre this week as well as the recent federal court decision upholding 1st Tech’s $49.9 million judgment. The court is also ordering Ayre to appear under oath in the U.S. on November 2 or face an arrest warrant. While we’re not so much fighters as we are guys who pay other people to do our dirty work while we lounge around lazily on expensive furniture, we kind of like the idea of Ayre and Lewis settling their dispute with their fists, kind of how we liked the idea of Jamie Gold and Crispin Leyser settling their dispute last year with a good ol’ fashion slap fest, All right, read Calvin’s post here. In marginally related news, there is a new Bodog Girl pictorial. Her name is Pressely, she rides a horse and freakishly looks like a manequin, which is kind of hot in a Kim Cattral 20 years ago kind of way. Some of her pics below. See the rest here. Photo above courtesy of Bodog Fight. To see more of WCP fave Katie Nault and her sister check out the naked choke hold pictorial here. { 1 comment }
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 :: With Michael Bolcerek stepping down from his post at the Poker Players Alliance, the lobbying group is relocating to Washington D.C. where it belongs with John Pappas now serving as the new executive director. [PokerPages.com]
:: Hayden Panettiere just celebrated her 18th birthday which means nipple slips, DUIs, crotch shots and anorexia are just around the corner. For now, we’ll have to settle for some coming-of-age photos in the latest FHM UK. [Egostatic] :: Just weeks after its young producer and creater Rob Gardner passed away, the original hole-cam poker show, Late Night Poker, announced that it’s returning to UK TV sets with a new season on Channel 4. [PokerNews.com] :: The devilishly sexy Vikki Blows is on fire (and half naked) in her latest Zoo Weekly photo shoot. Zoo Weekly] (NSFW) :: The WPT Legends of Poker kicks off tomorrow at The Bike in LA. [BodogBeat] :: Jessica Biel keeps proving to us she’s fun to look at. This time in FHM France. [Popoholic] :: Speaking of fun to look at, a video of a Bodog Girl showing some pigskin, literally, to promote fantasy football. [EJB.com] :: You know what they say, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a former porn star who looks skankier now than when was doing The Passion of the Christies, it’s Jenna Jameson. [Pop On The Pop]
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The ridiculously simple online audition process for “Calvin Ayre Wild Card Poker II” ends soon, or if calendars are to be believed, in 10 days.
Those who want to appear on the “Apprentice”-like, poker-themed reality TV show in which 12 amateur poker players (no pros or celebs like last year) live it up for a month and compete for a $2 Million Grand Prize package have until May 6 to either upload a recent photo of yourself (so they know you don’t look like this) or submit a one-minute video making a case for why you’d be great for the show.
Just go to Bodog.tv/Audition to get it done.
Really, just upload a photo? It’s kind of ridiculous how easy this is, like banging’ Britney in rehab easy, but without the itch.
And if you are one of the 12 who make it on the show, you have a 1 in 12 chance, according to the team of expert statisticians we just consulted, to win $1,000,000 in cash and a $1,000,000 contract to join Bodog’s poker team.
Wow, $1 Million in cash. Just what we need, another million dollars. Seriously, as entities who aren’t so much into money as we are made of money, we often ask ourselves, “When is enough ever enough?” Do we really need another yacht for our Pacific fleet, or another white tiger for the Vegas condo, or another shipment of kalishnikovs and RPGs for the guerillas in Myanmar?
Actually we never ask ourselves this question. It’s a stupid question.
Unfortunately though, we found out after making a video of ourselves to the tune of “Beautiful” by James Blunt that we can’t compete on the show for reasons that have nothing to do with us being the half-brothers of Bodog’s Calvin Ayre and more to do with the fact that we get shipped Bodog girls to our Vegas and Atlanta offices every month in exchange for that advertisement you see on the right.
Oh well, guess we’ll settle for lovely
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Three hours before this year’s WSOP final table got underway,
“I promise you – you can keep this recording on my word – there’s no possible way you’re not going to get half after taxes,” Jamie reportedly said about the $12 million he would go on to win. “I can’t imagine you’re going to have a problem with it. I just don’t want any stress about any money or any of that shit going on today, or even after the end of the day.”
Gold continued, “But please just trust me. You’ve trusted me the whole way, you can trust me a little bit more. I promise you there’s no way anybody will go anywhere with your money. It’s your money.”
Gold’s word, as captured in this message, is now a crucial part of a lawsuit Leyser filed yesterday in the District Court in Clark County, claiming that he is entitled to half of Gold’s $12 million because of an informal arrangement the pair had made after Bodog enlisted Gold to recruit celebrity players in exchange for his $10k buy-in. 
It seems Leyser had more ins with the in-crowd than Gold, and therefore, Leyser agreed to help Gold recruit celebs (like
So basically it was like the Steve Dannenmann-Jerry Ditzell deal at last year’s WSOP, where the two Maryland-ers each put up $5k and agreed to split the winnings, but completely different–because Gold and Leyser are from Hollywood and rich folks from La La land don’t pay for measly shit like buy-ins to the WSOP. Not when you got Shaggy’s and Dax’s digits, baby. Those are worth their weight in gold, which in this case, may be worth $6 million (by the way, both went out early Day 1, for what that’s worth…again, maybe $6 million).
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