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Sharks and shark food alike are disappointed to see a premier poker outlet
going away. Party Gaming's shutdown of their Party Poker site to American
visitors leaves many gambling, legal, and business authorities confused.
Why is Party Gaming leaving the American marketplace due to American legislation
that creates some new banking controls? There are plenty of other ways for
Americans to get money to Party Gaming other than credit cards and American
banks. The new legislation does nothing to make poker or gaming
illegal, it just speaks to gambling transactions and the banking system. Other companies in the industry realize this, and realize the future of poker
remains bright. Here's the statement from Bodog founder and CEO Calvin
Ayre: "It will likely take months to fully understand what, if any, ramifications
there are from this new law. Our customers may take comfort in knowing that
Bodog.com
is structured in such a way that we're well situated to adapt to any changes in
any legal environment. We are poised to continue our spectacular growth in the
online gaming and digital entertainment space and if anything, the pending
legislation has validated our broad-based digital entertainment model and our
decision to stay private. We see the future as very positive for
Bodog.com." Ayre makes it clear to all that
Bodog.com
is in it for the long run, and is not going anywhere. Bodog.com is
a terrific landing spot for displaced Party Poker account holders.
Bodog.com
pays 10% bonus upon signup and on reloads, unlimited free financial
transactions, and has 24/7 customer service. Even those who aren't quite
sharks at a poker table report that there are a lot of fat, slow, meaty fish at
Bodog's tables. It is a great place to play. Remember you can
also bet sports and other casino games at
Bodog.com
as well. Good luck ... - the Shark
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