The gaming group operates Bodog and the statement attempted to clarify what Morris described as "misimpressions" in the Forbes.com article.
First and foremost Morris mentioned that customer deposits on Bodog are safe and every player has, and always will, be paid.
Secondly Morris maintained the funds that were seized were from two separate payment processors at two separate times. The second of which had nothing to do with Bodog accounts.
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