You're not the only one who is disappointed, it seems. This from Casinomeister News last week:
NEW POKER SOFTWARE A FLOP FOR BODOG?
30 percent drop in online poker action following launch of new software
Readers of the main message boards will have seen the many derogatory comments that followed the introduction of Bodog's new poker software recently, and this week a news item on the event seemed to confirm that the well respected company has suffered a setback on this product.
The item, on Gambling 911 revealed that: "Bodog.com is reporting that their online poker volume is almost back to normal after a major setback. Upon releasing their new platform, widely regarded as the next generation of online poker sites, Bodog.com's poker volume fell by more than 30 percent."
The report does not elaborate further on what remedial measures were taken or on specific detail regarding the drop in business, but it is known that Bodog negotiated a special deal with the MicroPower poker software company (later taken over by Chartwell Technology) which empowered Bodog technology specialists to amend the source code in order to produce a revolutionary product.
Bodog.com Productions was in the news this week, too. The division is producing a poker reality series with a major network in March and the shows will be hosted by Bodog.com Founder and CEO Calvin Ayre and shot on location at the Bodog Compound in Santa Ana, Costa Rica.
This marks the first time an online gaming industry pioneer has produced and starred in a reality TV series. Company spokesmen say it is an extension of Bodog's evolution into a mainstream entertainment company.