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August 7, 2012 at 10:01 am #826965
misswiggMemberPoker is very much still alive and kicking, you might want to check out this forum The Forums At Poker Affiliate Listings
August 7, 2012 at 2:02 pm #826971Anonymous
InactivePoker is not dead but with everything that has happened over the last year and a half you need to make some adjustments as far as which rooms you choose to promote.
August 7, 2012 at 4:07 pm #826975
bosshoggsMember@fonzi 243181 wrote:
Poker is not dead but with everything that has happened over the last year and a half you need to make some adjustments as far as which rooms you choose to promote.
Totally agree fonzi! Black Friday absolutely is the culprit behind things. However, IMO Poker will be making a comeback. A lot lies in the hands of US Regulation & Legalization. It’s the calm before the storm…
August 7, 2012 at 8:56 pm #827005Anonymous
Inactive@JillO 243190 wrote:
Totally agree fonzi! Black Friday absolutely is the culprit behind things. However, IMO Poker will be making a comeback. A lot lies in the hands of US Regulation & Legalization. It’s the calm before the storm…
YES!
Hoping for that storm of all storms to come up suddenly and stick around in whole new golden age!
Yee Hah!!!
Everyone, ready, set ………………….. Go !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
August 8, 2012 at 1:52 pm #827025Anonymous
InactiveFor poker to work for an affiliate you need a poker dedicated site, simply adding poker to a casino sites is not very effective anymore.
August 13, 2012 at 9:11 am #827106
hendermaryMemberHi All,
Just to chime in here…everything I’ve read seems to imply that in order to be able to be an affiliate in any newly regulated U.S. market for poker, you’ll need to apply for licensing and jump through hoops of red tape and application fees.
How do “little guys” with dedicated poker sites navigate this maze and capitalize on the oncoming gold rush?
August 13, 2012 at 9:46 am #827107
misswiggMember@cardplayerlifestyle 243419 wrote:
Hi All,
Just to chime in here…everything I’ve read seems to imply that in order to be able to be an affiliate in any newly regulated U.S. market for poker, you’ll need to apply for licensing and jump through hoops of red tape and application fees.
How do “little guys” with dedicated poker sites navigate this maze and capitalize on the oncoming gold rush?
None of these procedures have come into place yet, they are all still speculative
August 13, 2012 at 10:07 am #827109
hendermaryMemberso in the meantime it’s a free-for-all gold rush?
August 13, 2012 at 1:40 pm #827112
computer repair kitMemberI concur that it’s the calm before the storm, but i think it wil take quite some time still before the US sorts itself out.
August 21, 2012 at 10:39 am #827289
bluffandwinMemberHi guys,
From my experience with working with all the affiliates here at CAP I can say that Poker is still very much live and kicking. However I am also seeing that many poker affiliates are now either adding casino to their existing site or creating new portals dedicated just to casino.
I would recommend that if possible any dedicated poker affiliate to start exploring into different verticals to help supplement their core revenue stream with another product. I’m sure no one here will say no to extra revenue but I would also recommend that you create a separate account for your casino program as you don’t want the fluctuating casino revenues to affect your core poker revenue.
If you guys need any personal recommendations for some great converting casino operators please feel free to contact me directly at [email protected].
Regards,
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