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Bodog's Online Casino Revolution Underway with new Lobby
LONDON, August 11, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
From a development perspective, online casinos have stood still for
years despite being the biggest revenue drivers in terms of both margin and
turnover for most operators. The BodogBrand now intends to overhaul the
online casino [http://casino.bodog.co.uk ] market in the same way it did
with poker.
During the last couple of years the Bodog Brand Licensees took a fresh
look at where the online poker market was heading and together agreed to
make three fundamental changes, namely: a total restructuring of the rake
back system, blocking data mining sites and player informationas well as a
complete u-turn on the type of player that rooms seek to attract.
Depositors, not 'pros', held the key to a successful and fun poker
experience. These changes were quickly adopted by other major operators in
the industry.
Equally, sports betting has seen in-play wagering and mobile apps give
the genre a new lease of life to the extent that even the once all-powerful
betting exchanges are now becoming traditional bookmakers themselves.
Now it's the casino's turn to shine. Bodog Asia is currently building
itsown live dealer studio, allowing players a host of advantages that have
been impossible to do before: tables tailored to specific players and player
groups, the ability to choose your favourite dealer, random bonuses with
live concessions and, of course, beautiful women.
This week the Bodog Brand's new casino lobby was launched by
Bodog.co.uk, Bodog.ca and Bodog.eu as the first phase of a multi-tiered
revamp of the entire online casino experience which it is hoped will, like
poker before, become the industry standard.
Specifically, the new lobby will offer players the ability to find the
games they want quickly via a dynamic search bar andsimplified navigation
and also allow players a comprehensive overview of all games and their
individual features before theyclick thanks to a brand new game spy preview
feature.
Source: BodogBrand.com
For further information please call: Ed Pownall, BodogBrand.com's International Press Office (London), on +44(0)7825-064-776
Bodog's Online Casino Revolution Underway with new Lobby
LONDON, August 11, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
From a development perspective, online casinos have stood still for
years despite being the biggest revenue drivers in terms of both margin and
turnover for most operators. The BodogBrand now intends to overhaul the
online casino [http://casino.bodog.co.uk ] market in the same way it did
with poker.
During the last couple of years the Bodog Brand Licensees took a fresh
look at where the online poker market was heading and together agreed to
make three fundamental changes, namely: a total restructuring of the rake
back system, blocking data mining sites and player informationas well as a
complete u-turn on the type of player that rooms seek to attract.
Depositors, not 'pros', held the key to a successful and fun poker
experience. These changes were quickly adopted by other major operators in
the industry.
Equally, sports betting has seen in-play wagering and mobile apps give
the genre a new lease of life to the extent that even the once all-powerful
betting exchanges are now becoming traditional bookmakers themselves.
Now it's the casino's turn to shine. Bodog Asia is currently building
itsown live dealer studio, allowing players a host of advantages that have
been impossible to do before: tables tailored to specific players and player
groups, the ability to choose your favourite dealer, random bonuses with
live concessions and, of course, beautiful women.
This week the Bodog Brand's new casino lobby was launched by
Bodog.co.uk, Bodog.ca and Bodog.eu as the first phase of a multi-tiered
revamp of the entire online casino experience which it is hoped will, like
poker before, become the industry standard.
Specifically, the new lobby will offer players the ability to find the
games they want quickly via a dynamic search bar andsimplified navigation
and also allow players a comprehensive overview of all games and their
individual features before theyclick thanks to a brand new game spy preview
feature.
Source: BodogBrand.com
For further information please call: Ed Pownall, BodogBrand.com's International Press Office (London), on +44(0)7825-064-776