Another Step to Perfection – Viaden Base Poker is Now Availabvle in New Release
Wednesday, May 5th, 2010
Viaden Base Poker Software, which has already been acknowledged by many online poker rooms operators for its reliability and high performance, was released in a new updated version. Viaden Poker Base 2.0 is a large step forward towards introducing exceptional perfection of the poker software solution we sell. The whole development team of Viaden Media was working hard to release it in time in accordance to production plan. All our team is proud to meet all the deadlines and objectives.
Prior to start the work on enhancing the existing solution we have carried out a thorough research of our clients requests, collected comprehensive data about most demanded online poker features, and carried out detailed analysis of our most progressive competitors. The preliminary audit resulted in creation a feature-rich version, enhanced with functionality, created upon request of most of our clients. It is important to state that the 2.0 version is much faster, more performing and stable if compared to the previous one. And, what is crucially important, the upgraded client functions in a more user friendly manner, saving Internet traffic.
One of the main advantages of the Viaden Base Poker 2.0, if compared to competitors’ software and the previous version of Viaden software, is the web-based poker client feature. Now a poker website owner can choose the way of poker gameplay organizing. The client can be presented in either a standard form of downloadable executive file or a non-downloadable web-application. This choice helps us to better meet every requirement and business objective of every client of ours.
The new poker software can be tested at the demo page.
Mobile application market
Kentucky, a haven for gamblers who want to bet on horse racing, has hit a setback in its efforts to stop unregulated online casino gambling. In a 2-1 ruling Tuesday, the Kentucky Court of Appeals said the state does not have the jurisdiction to seize 141 online casinos’ Internet domain names in an effort to keep them from operating in the state. The ruling also said a Franklin Circuit Court judge cannot hold further hearings on the issue. “This is a tremendous victory for Internet freedom and the rights of Kentucky residents who enjoy playing online poker,” said John Pappas, executive director of the Poker Players Alliance, in a statement. It has been estimated that about 13,000 Kentuckians play the online casinos. Jay Blanton, a spokesman for Gov. Steve Beshear, said the state did not receive the ruling until late Tuesday. “We want to take some time to review it. No decision has yet been made on whether to appeal it to the state Supreme Court,” Blanton said. 




