Bodog, one of the most well known and respected names in poker and casino action, has recently added several new games, 20 in all. The additional games fall under three categories, video poker, specialty games and video poker. The latter category has the most additions.
Bodog, which is owned by Morris Mohawk Gaming group, recently announced through its CEO, Alwyn Morris that here were pleased with the additional games. He mentioned that the site would continue adding games in the upcoming months, many of which were recommended by their members.
The additional slot games being offered are China MegaWild, Mystic Slots, Archipelago, Olympic Slots, Totem Quest, Pirate Slots, Summer Dream Party Night and Freaky Fruits. China Mega Wild is nod to the Chinese culture. In this game, the Dragon is the wild symbol. When it shows up on the third reel, it makes the entire reel wild.
Freaky Fruits contains funny looking fruit symbols. It includes a bonus game, titled Crazy Worm Race. Worms race against each other in this bonus game and each player is required to bet on a worm. Pirate Slots is a traditional 3 reel game. Summer Dream includes symbols of tropical drinks and pretty women.
The new video poker games being added are Coliseum, Shockwave Poker and Face the Ace. Coliseum is a nod to ancient Rome. Shockwave Poker has a futuristic feel. Additional games fall under the Specialty category. They include Lucky Wheel, Bingo Scratch and Soccer Shot.
Bodog Casino uses Realtime Gaming software to power the games at their site. They are making a departure in this area for the aforementioned games. These will be powered by CXTM. While they will be offered as real money games, they will also be available for free. Individuals can play without downloading the software at all if they wish and instead opt for Flash games. This allows players to try out the games without financial risk before downloading them onto their computer. It also makes it possible for players with Mac computers to play without dealing with any software compatibility issues.