The PWL network does not have any major plans that will affect players every day experience. We struggle to find an acronym for this, as PWLPN is rather odd and PPN is already taken, but we are going to go with the PWL network. For example, the network has been rebranded and will hence forth be known as the PaiWangLuo Poker Network. There will be some changes now that a new owner has taken control of the Bodog Poker assets.

This practise is now the norm in the poker industry.īodog’s extension into the Latin America will see the brand also offer sports betting and casino as well as being the first and only company offer a full suite of payment methods including Bitcoin (for both deposit and withdrawal).Įd Pownall, spokesman for the Bodog brand, commented: “The LatAm region has long been seen as a growth area for the online gaming industry but we felt leading with poker was the best point of entry as we have made such a strong name for ourselves in this arena.” What Does This Mean for Players? But, with recent opportunities opening up in the LatAm region, have decided to take the plunge in the region, using the software that made Bodog famous in the poker industry for encouraging recreational players rather than sharks. Bodog recently sold their successful network to a Hong Kong-based consortium, PayWaingLuo. Professional Rakeback has obtained an advanced copy of the public press release detailing and we present it now in its entirety:īodog extends poker business: starting with Brazil & MexicoĪfter a small hiatus Bodog is ready to start making waves in online poker once again. A DuckDuckGo and Google search yielded a total of three results for the name of the new PaiWangLuo investment group. As is the case with offshore operators, there is not a lot of publicly accessible information to be found on this company. A quick whois search reveals that the website was created in late 2016, likely in preparation for this purchase.

Their website, PaiWangLuo.hk, is new and rather sparse with regard to information about the group. The company that purchased the Bodog Poker assets is the PaiWangLo investment group based in Hong Kong. The Bodog Poker Network has been sold to a new owner. The Bodog Poker Network has been sold to a Hong Kong investment group and rebranded as the PaiWangLuo Poker Network.

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