Bodog Sportsbook Canadian Gift
Bodog has decided to celebrate its fifteenth birthday in style by expanding its products to the Canadian poker market. This week, the iconic gambling group announced that Canadian poker enthusiasts could now play through the newly launched Bodog.ca site. The rights of the new site are owned by Bodog Europe through Keith McDonnell.
A press release from Bodog this week read: “The Bodog brand is celebrating its 15-year anniversary this year — an absolutely remarkable pedigree and testament to its enduring values in an industry that quickly kills off mediocrity. The brand has gone through quite an evolution during that long history, and Bodog Europe is looking forward to carrying the torch forward for at least another 15 years of world-class customer service, unbeatable promotions, and, above all — fun.”
Keith McDonnell said that the group is extremely excited to bring the Bodog experience to Canadian players. “Canadians are passionate sports fans and are extremely savvy consumers,” he said. “The Bodog brand is known world-over for its unmatched customer service, and here at Bodog Europe, we put the player’s experience and entertainment ahead of all else.”
Canadian players, who were previously banned from enjoying poker at Bodog, can now take part in all the great poker action that this gaming group has to offer. One of the biggest advantages is the chance to take part in the superb Sunday tournaments that grace this operation.
Each Sunday, players stand to win a share of the $100K guaranteed prize pot for a reasonable buy in fee of $150 + $12. This tournament, and others through the week, will add plenty of action to the Canadian poker landscape, and give players a great destination to head to for their online gaming entertainment.
Bodog.ca is not only a poker site of course. Players can find some great casino fun, as well as sports betting so to complement their poker gaming sessions.
Bonuses abound at this site, and it’s worth taking a look what’s up for grab in terms of welcome bonuses and loyalty schemes.