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hmm, I can only imagine the rankings skew for this one.
@allfreechips 253623 wrote:
hmm, I can only imagine the rankings skew for this one.
I can’t agree more, it seems like we’re in for a bumpy ride.
I don’t see ANY US publicly listed non-gambling company entering the gambling area until regulations are sorted completely.
It’s a minefield and any move in this area is likely to be done by privately held companies only – and probably those with extensive gambling experience.
This rumour of Google getting involved sounds absolute rubbish to me.
I doubt if Google will purchase.
Google bought DoubleClick years ago and it came with Performics.
They ended up selling Performics because it was/is online marketing company.
I’m pretty sure this is a PR stunt.
V
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There is no way this will happen for all the reasons above, plus the bog one money. Think about how much money they make off of Adwords from competing online casino sites in the UK alone. Why create an environment where other competitors can take away your cash flow when you own the largest advertising networking in the world?
Add in that if they did buy Bwin that it would instantly be a conflict of interests to advertise for other online casinos via the same network, killing their trust level. Then you see advertisements for “loose” non-Google casinos…. not gonna happen imo. I agree with Ven.
