Bodog Introduces New Anonymous Poker TablesSite Also Allows Player To Rabbit Hunt |
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In February, Card Player reported that Bodog would begin an effort to block data mining software from their site in order to appeal to the more casual online poker player. On Wednesday, the site announced the introduction of anonymous poker tables.
The new feature blocks the use of HUDs (Heads Up Displays) and doesn’t allow data-mining sites to collect statistics on the site’s players.
“We believe that introducing these features makes the Bodog Recreational Poker Model a pioneer in the online poker world and offers all players of all abilities the fairest place to play,” said site representative Jonas Odman. “We have shown before that we are not afraid of controversy by changing the way rakeback was viewed and starting to block data mining sites earlier this year and these new features now give players a less biased ‘pure poker’ experience. To my mind the software and Bodog’s Recreational Poker Model is a genuine game changer.”
The site also announced a new “rabbit cam,” which allows players to see which cards would have been dealt even after the hand is won.
Bodog’s other announced changes include in-client Blackjack, new tournament formats, improved site speed and the ability to play up to 20 tables at a time.
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