Paradise Poker to join Boss Network

April 29th, 2007

After a turbulent year during which Paradise Poker, one of the original online poker rooms, saw both its share price and player base drop off dramatically, stability seems to finally be on the horizon for the oft-troubled company.

Paradise and Boss Media report that Paradise will be completing a formal move to the Boss Media Network in May. The new combined network will have estimated real-money traffic approaching 10,000 players.

“This deal combines all our poker players in one destination, maximising liquidity whilst reducing the complexity of running two separate poker operations,” said Andrew McIver, Sportingbet group Chief Executive in a press release.


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