Calvin Ayre / Cole Turner

The thieving allegations by Mayan Sports escalated in later years after it was discovered the Bodog founder and CEO, then using the alias Cole Turner, was really Calvin Ayre. This was controversial since at the moment, the industry wasn’t yet conscious that he was behind El Moro Finance Ltd. (BVI). The actual story came out afterwards that he had raised funds for Cyberoad as a”consultant”, it collapsed, and a company he controlled acquired all of the assets, in that time he started using an alias (Cole Turner).

This was not the first questionable business dealing between Calvin Ayre.
Calvin AyreThe self-told story about his past is that he had been born to Canadian grain and pig farmers in 1961. After college and a few failed business ventures, he sold everything he owned to raise $10,000 from 1994 to start a software firm that would become Bodog. What is frequently omitted from the narrative is that his dad was detained in 1987 for smuggling 750 lbs of marijuana. While Calvin wasn’t charged or detained, he was referred to by the judge for a co-conspirator that”definitely played a part.” In another run with all the legislation, in 1991 that he was civilly charged with insider trading, but settled for a $10,000 fine and was banned from the Vancouver Stock Exchange before 2016.

When it was found that Cole Turner was really Calvin Ayre (the owner of Bodog and eSportz), this made Mayan Sports and many Cyberoad investors angry. It is reasonable to say that Calvin Ayre had no shortage of enemies within his early career. However, looking ahead to today, Bodog has always been an honest and reputable gambling site that has paid all winners. Mayan, on the other hand, was a rogue gaming website (D+ ranked currently). It’s difficult without all of the details to implicate Calvin Ayre of much, but according to track records conducting a gaming site, Calvin Ayre’s reputation is spotless from the point of view of Bodog account holders along with their payments.

The Big Book Closing

To get back on the right track with the timeline of Bovada history, as stated, the company that started Bodog, eSportz was powering The Large Book and sharing an office. Each firm used the same payment and accounting company too. The story of their falling out of Bodog involves a woman named Viktoria Zazoulina (called Vika) who’d immigrated from the Ukraine into Vancouver, BC, Canada in early 1990’s.

Vika chose a position with Kazootek Technologies Ltd. in their start (strongly believed to have been another Calvin Ayre company) that did all of the financial accounting for the ebanx payment method. Vika started as a professional accountant and had such a good (sensed ) work ethic that her managers increased her pay and covered her education towards a CGA designation (Canada’s term for CPA). She eventually reached the top of the company and hired her friend Tatiana Kostiouk (known as Tanya).

In time, the two Vika and Tanya became signing officers in most of the company’s Kazootek Technologies Ltd. (meaning they had access to all bank accounts). By this moment, Vika was a true immigration success story earning over $100,000 each year. However life shifted. This was the date on which Vika and Tanya signed up the first of many checks utilized to embezzle large sums of cash from clients, the majority of which believed them close buddies. As they stole and got away with it for years, their confidence grew. They enrolled a new worker, Greg Tanner, to help start a competing company, which used technology stolen from Kazootek and finance money from their clients.

According to a article (no longer online) we suspect was written by Calvin Ayre, they shortly dragged The Large Book into a plan to become a customer and started conspiring how to steal the source code out of eSportz. With an investigation under way into the odd behaviour seen from Vika lately, alarm bells went off when she gave her inaugural notice in mid-2003. Not allowing her to destroy evidence for the next two weeks, she was promptly escorted out of the building, along with her office and computers were locked for forensic audit. The wake was that the ending of a suit, and Bodog ending its partnership with The Big Book. From this day forward, Bodog.com was the only brand powered by the eSportz software.

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