User “pokerbrute” even posted an email he received from Bodog support:ī is changing - New Name, New Look, Same Great Service The new name doesn’t come as much of a surprise as the Morris Mohawk Gaming Group, which has been the Bodog licensee for the US since 2006, announced in July that the Bodog name would not be available after 2012.Įxisting Bodog players will be moved to the new site and have been informed of the move in fact, users have already taken to TwoPlusTwo to discuss Bovada. The Bodog brand is confident MMGG’s customer account information and funds will continue to remain safe and secure, as it has done since MMGG entered its original agreement with the Bodog Brand in 2006, and we would like to wish MMGG the greatest success in its new venture.' We understand MMGG will now operate under its new brand, Bovada, at the following website: such domain being given to MMGG pursuant to its rights on expiry of the licensing agreement. residents will no longer be able to access or any other Bodog branded website. Whilst MMGG’s brand licensing agreement does not formally expire until Dec. 14, 2011) the Morris Mohawk Gaming Group (MMGG) will no longer operate under the Bodog name. market as announced earlier this year, as of today (Dec. 'Following the Bodog Brand’s decision to withdraw the brand from the U.S. EST, hosted on a domain that conjures images of Las Vegas, perhaps in anticipation of Nevada’s upcoming intrastate online poker regulation.

The new site, Bovada.lv, is expected to launch Dec. Bodog has announced that it is becoming Bovada for players in the United States.

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