Online Casino Giant Asian Logic Ltd Just Struck a Deal With Fortune Bid Holdings Bvi

Online casino giant Asian Logic Ltd just struck a deal with Fortune Bid Holdings BVI to open the gates for two more online casino sites with some Oriental twist for the Asian Market.



The land-based and online casino gaming company from Hong Kong announced that this new hand will make sure that Fortune Bid and its company Asian Logic itself will be on the same winning table though catering to different sets of clients.



The first poker Asia casino online site will find its new home at Dirty Stack Poker but run by its ESL subsidiary, reports revealed.



Asian Logic Ltd, however, is keeping its cards close to its chest on this second online casino. In fact, the online casino firm has yet to reveal the future location on this Asian poker sites.



But reports revealed that this second online casino game is slated to be launched soon as both will be under the cool control of Playtech's iPoker plateform by second quarter of this year.



The announcement follows AsianLogic's purchase two weeks ago of the Asian Poker Tour and the Korean Professional Poker Tour, a move that will see it manage the running of the events' online and land- based tournaments along with assuming control over the competitions' brands and URLs.



Meanwhile, Fortune Bid's President John Cislowski could not contain his excitement and disclosed how 'differently appealing' the new Asia-twisted poker sites will be.



"We have been hoping to establish our own rooms for sometime but needed a strong partner already established in the market," Cislowski said.



He added that both Bid Fortune and Asia Logic have huddled over with ESL for some months already regarding the opening of these two new casino online sites.



Cislowski considers them a "major force" to be reckoned with when it comes to online casino gaming particularly in the Asian region.



"We are very excited at this agreement and what it brings to the table for us," he said adding that they have been "driving significant poker traffic for many years to third-party sites and have an established and loyal customer base and, with our own poker rooms, we see this as an opportunity to take it to another level."



Asia Logic chief executive Chris Parker himself is thrilled as he considers Cislowski as a veteran of the gaming industry for many years and has developed an extensive network of websites that drive players to independent gaming sites.



"Now all this player traffic will be directed to proprietary poker rooms and we at AsianLogic are very happy to be his partner in what will undoubtedly be a highly successful venture," he said