LONDON, February 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Online gambling brand Bodog have been bringing betting and hotgirls to the world wide web for 15 years and for the last 8 months the Bodoggirls have been good enough to share their charms with the world via thesoon-to-be-less-popular photo sharing website, Flickr, athttp://www.flickr.com/photos/bodoggirl/ . Nearly two million viewers havelogged in to admire the girls but this week, without any correspondence atall, the girls have been banned by the powers that be at Flickr. Why? We haveno idea.

The girls are very upset that they cannot share their fashiontips for hot weather conditions and should you wish to register your supportfor the girls to be reinstated please log onto http://www.facebook.com/bodogand state your case!

Bodog Brand founder, Calvin Ayre, takes a very keen interestin his girls and does not like to see them hurt in this way: "I cannotbelieve we are in 2010 and girls are not allowed to share their photos withthe world - this is just sexist!"

For further information and photos please call the Bodog BrandInternational Press Office (London) on +44(0)7825-064776.