Hi,
well I can only think of how land based casinos have all that incredible overhead, the lights, the mortgage, weekly payroll (which I assure you the online casinos payroll pales in comparison not matter how you care to twist it) and the promos, comps, etc which in the comps respect, likely again, has the online costs pale in comparison – and cannot for one minute think that if the land based versions are able to prosper, that their online cousins cannot.
I realize that Microgaming takes a big piece of the pie, but the way its set up, I cannot imagine any tightly run ship ever facing money problems.
Give Microgaming some credit. Actually a lot of credit. They’ve picked up the tab when their casinos fail (at least in the case of the players, we are another story and I cannot say in our respect, other than I don’t recall them ever stepping in to pay affiliates. Correct me if I’m wrong). And they do that because its good business. They don’t have to. So with that in mind, I can’t imagine them bleeding their licensees to the point of bankruptcy, or even anywhere near that. It just wouldn’t be good business.
Whaddya think to that?