Players can now play up to 20 Multi-Table Tournaments simultaneously. The 4-table limit remains for cash games and SNGs. Bodog lowered the heads-up rake cap to $0.50 per hand from $1, which now makes them competitive at every game/stakes. They also have added a Rabbit Cam, and overhauled the tournament schedule.
[Update] PokerTracker has announced that with the new client they no longer support Bodog. "Not enough PT users on Bodog to devote development resources going forward." Points can no longer be converted to cash, only tournament tickets. Players can not take notes anymore. Hand histories no longer show mucked losing hands. Hopefully only a bug, but they are able to rathole.
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The 4-table max still applies to cash games. Only in SNGs/MTTs can you play up to 20.
ReplyDelete[Update] PokerTracker has announced that with the new client they no longer support Bodog. "Not enough PT users on Bodog to devote development resources going forward."
ReplyDeleteEdited: Players can now play up to 20 Multi-table tournaments simultaneously. The 4-table limit remains for both cash games & SNGs, despite our earlier posting. (Thanx to Ajay for bringing to my attention)
ReplyDelete^Yes that is correct. My mistake in my original comment, SNG's + cash is 4-table max, while MTT's is up to 20.
ReplyDeleteWith their new software Bodog lowered the heads-up rake cap to $0.50 per hand from $1, which now makes them competitive at every game/stakes.
ReplyDeleteSome more changes with Bodog's new software: you can't convert points to cash, only tourney entries; mucked losing hands are no longer in the hand histories; you can't take notes on players; players can "rathole" (sit back down with a minimum stack immediately after leaving with a larger stack); lobby filter settings aren't remembered; and (previously implemented) full tables are hidden in the lobby.
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