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A man who lost thousands of dollars gambling on Bovada’s websites has filed a lawsuit in the state of Kentucky accusing the online gambling operator of illegal activity in the Bluegrass State.

The lawsuit, filed in the Eastern District of Kentucky on behalf of plaintiff Billi Jo Woods, has named named Morris Mohawk Gaming Group, Alwyn Morris, Calvin Ayre, and Harp Media BV alongside Bovada. The suit alleges that Morris Mohawk receives substantial revenues from Bovada-related websites and has named group CEO Alwyn Morris in the action. Although Bovada founder Calvin Ayre has previously stated that he is now longer associated with Bovada, he is also named in the lawsuit along with partial owner Harp Media.

The lawsuit alleges that Bovada breached both federal and state laws by Bovada by advertising to Kentucky residents that is is a “legitimate online business.” The suit also asserts that, as a result, the company exploited thousands of users in the state.

According to state Morris mohawk gaming group bodog.