Okay Online Gambling vendors are finally legal to operate within the U.S. boarders. The key word here is “Online” meaning this medium would be provided to people who are able to use it. Next thing you know Vegas drops in a couple a billion to get the ball rolling. They are doing pretty good knocking out relatively speaking Party Poker, 888, well let’s just say they dominate.
But in the midst of it all they have mist one important aspect of the “Online” business, but what? I will give you an example, I knew a person about five years ago determined and desperate to have a website. The intentions were never money motivated but rather for personal satisfaction. She wanted a site where visitors can come and make personalized greeting cards. A couple of years later the site was finished and the traffic starting pouring in. The traffic was so crazy it was not long before Big Corporations began take notice. They wondered how could this person have more traffic and outrank us in every aspect? Maybe it would be wise for us to make an offer for advertising on this site. The company was Hallmark the offer was let’s just say lots. Soon after another seeing the competition “Hallmark” placing adds on this site another big Corporation came along and did the same. Today this person is a multi-millionaire and the site continues to flourish.
There are plenty of examples “My Tube” google spent a couple of billion on that one. So I must resort back to the keyword “Online”. Most of us here on CAP know about the leisure activity of Gambling very well. But more importantly we know how the web operates with all its’ splendours. We know the “Online” World and we are masters of it. To say if U.S Online Gambling vendors finally became legal to operate within U.S boarders this would negatively impact on us would be a fallacy. It would be contrary to the facts as illustrated time and time again.
I would see this as a opportunity, and a more lucrative one than our present day condition.
This is my take and am I sticking to it.
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