Bwin goes Italian

11/05/2008		Bwin Goes Italian
Home History Games News Dictionary		A recent change in Italian law has now opened up a window of opportunity for online casinos to create new business in the nation. Among the frontrunners of the new activity is Bwin. Bwin, known to be a leader in the internet casino industry, has created an Italian version of their online casino available at www.bwin.it/ The site also offers a new service to not only Italy, but the online gambling community at large as it marks the launch of Bwin’s new P5 Poker Engine, developed by affiliate the Ongame Network. According to press releases, the new technology was built to specifically increase and expand the corporation’s poker network, while enhancing the playing experience for online gamblers. The jump in the new engine will supposedly support up to 200,000 players participating in games and tournaments at the same time. Manfred Bodner, who acts as co-CEO for Bwin boasted that no other product could compare to the new P%’s ability to offer such startling graphics and user-friendliness while supporting the programming with increased speed, reliability and overall performance qualities. His partner, co-CEO Norbert Teufelberger echoed the confident statements, saying, “P5 represent a substantial investment and was developed in-house. We decided to go to the very heart of our game engine and rethink every line of code. P5 represents a shift in mentality as much as it represents a shift in technology.”

11/05/2008

Bwin Goes Italian

A recent change in Italian law has now opened up a window of opportunity for online casinos to create new business in the nation. Among the frontrunners of the new activity is Bwin.

Bwin, known to be a leader in the internet casino industry, has created an Italian version of their online casino available at www.bwin.it/ The site also offers a new service to not only Italy, but the online gambling community at large as it marks the launch of Bwin’s new P5 Poker Engine, developed by affiliate the Ongame Network.

According to press releases, the new technology was built to specifically increase and expand the corporation’s poker network, while enhancing the playing experience for online gamblers. The jump in the new engine will supposedly support up to 200,000 players participating in games and tournaments at the same time. Manfred Bodner, who acts as co-CEO for Bwin boasted that no other product could compare to the new P%’s ability to offer such startling graphics and user-friendliness while supporting the programming with increased speed, reliability and overall performance qualities. His partner, co-CEO Norbert Teufelberger echoed the confident statements, saying, “P5 represent a substantial investment and was developed in-house. We decided to go to the very heart of our game engine and rethink every line of code. P5 represents a shift in mentality as much as it represents a shift in technology.”