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Online Casinos Declared Dead? The major search engines state that online gambling is immoral, dangerous, illegal and not relevant Published: 2005-04-29
Online Casinos Declared Dead?
The major search engines state that online gambling is immoral, dangerous, illegal and not relevant. As a result, many if not most will not accept advertising for such search terms as poker/blackjack/casinos/gambling/gaming and more.
Distribution Source : PRWeb
Date : Friday - April 29, 2005
(PRWEB) April 29, 2005 -- In spite of these moral judgments about, what most people consider entertainment, casinos and help sites are a flourishing business. As an example, http://1NewtoCasinos.com has now launched their Online Casino Gambling Information Site. This site is designed for the adventurer that wants to try online casinos for fun/entertainment.
The site has researched and provided information about gambling and the best online casinos at which to gamble and have safe fun. There is information about gambling/finding casinos that fit the new online gambler"s wants/needs and suggestions about slots, video poker, table games, e-books (How To..), banking and gambling in general.
The new gambler to online casinos needs a safe/secure place to begin and have a great time in the comfort of his/her home and that is why 1newtocasinos.com was built. Safety, fun, excitement and high payouts are the mainstay of these online casinos highlighted at 1newtocasinos.com. Most of these casinos have been ranked as "best of" by many of the magazines that rate online casinos.
The site is still a work in progress. As time rolls on, there will be more info about online gambling. There is going to be a section for the news articles, newsletter archives and extra-ordinary Bonuses offered by the selected online casinos. There will be more interviews with search engines to determine their thought process on something that 80,000,000 people indulge in each year.
For now, most of the information is contained within the pages that redirect the new gamblers to online casinos/poker sites/blackjack sites and others.
When you go to http://1NewtoCasinos.com, there is a menu box that has the various sites listed, depending on your interest. These pages will direct the new online gambler to various casinos/clubs.
In addition, we are reviewing some e-books that will provide tutorials about how to increase the odds in the gamblers favor. The review is to ensure that the information provided is good info and not wasted money.
The site is looking for more reciprocal links with pages ranked six or higher. Linking will enhance all sites for better placement.
Finally, the site is also set up for those in need of a consultant. The need for a consultant could be simply looking for online casinos/program manager of construction/improvement of operations efficiency/profit improvement/etc. or maybe the need is greater. Whatever the need, ALAM & Associates can help. Visit our sites and contact our company or call for help.
This is a notice of the launch of a new web site for information about casinos especially for the newbie at online casino gambling. The site is attempting to prevent these people from getting hurt at untrustworthy casinos sites. With over 2000 online casinos to choose from, it is very important to help the new online gambler understand how to find fun/safe/secure casino web sites.
Finally, it is remiss that search engines choose to ignore these sites that want to help the new online casino gambler find safe and secure sites. As we all know, they will find gambling sites whether the search engines help or not.
Contact Information:
ALAM & Associates, LLC
Lou Martiniano
Marketing Manager
734-394-2687
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On Line Gambling Stocks Surge as Trade Gambling Slows GBGC 50 Continues to Outperform FTSE & DOW Published: 2005-04-30
On Line Gambling Stocks Surge as Trade Gambling Slows GBGC 50 Continues to Outperform FTSE & DOW
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On line gambling stocks have surged recently and are likely to go higher with some inportant IPO's coming to market such as Party Poker, Cassava, Betfair, Empire Poker.
(PRWEB) April 30, 2005 -- Online gambling stocks such as Sportingbet (SBT.L) and BetandWin (BWIN.VI) have soared to become the leading growth stocks in the GBGC-50 Index of leading gambling stocks by market capitalisation.
BetandWin has been the on line phenomenon moving from 42nd place in January to 19th place in April 2005 just above 20th place Sportingbet a gain of 358% in stock value in only 12 months and an amazing 256% since the turn of the year. The announcement of record revenus have led to further increases the stock's value over the past week or so. Both stocks have benefited tremendousely from the current online poker explosion with Sportingbet having acquired Pacific Poker during Q4 last year and BetandWin being part of the Poker Pulse network.
According to Warwick Bartlett GBGC’s Lead Partner the trend is likely to continue.
“ With the advent of 3G cell phones, faster cheap broadband, plus the forthcoming developments in Interactive Television where the TV will become the computer, betting will be so easy from your own home that future growth is assured” he said.
Simon Holliday GBGC partner and lead analyst says, “ The make up of the index is about to change dramatically over the next 12 months. First of all there is the potential for some seriously big IPO’s led by Cassava (888.com Pacific Poker), Gala, IG Index, Betfair and possibly Party Gaming, Coral and Tadal (Empire Poker). The majority have the potential to become GBGC 50 stocks and some will even go straight into the FTSE 100”.
Holliday goes on to say that, "whilst IPOs are the flavour of the month on this side of the Atlantic in the US it looks as though the domestic market is about to run out of steam. The order books of the gaming machine suppliers are looking thin, with the result that both them and the leading casino operators are looking overseas, particularly toward Asia, Macau and Singapore for the next wave of growth."
International Game Technology (IGT) has seen its share price fall a staggering 43% in one year as it faces a tough market in Las Vegas with increased competition and a slow down in replacement orders. The company’s market cap has fallen a staggering US$7.2bn over the last 12 months. As a result of this downturn the industry on the other side of the Pond has been going through an unprecedented number of M and As as consolidation has become the order of the day.
“The reality is that the new stocks coupled with the M and As will cause the weight of the index to shift dramatically from the traditional bricks and mortar stocks toward the i-gaming sector reflecting the reality of a dynamic market that is shifting online by the day” says Holliday.
The GBGC 50 index of global stocks continues to out perform the FTSE 100 by 150% and has beaten the Dow by 110% between the beginning of Q4 2001 the end of Q1 2005.
The big new entrant into the index has been the Las Vegas Sands (LVS). Its IPO has put the company in at the top of the index with a market cap of almost $14 billion.
Then we have the Genting (GENS.SI) conundrum. They have acquired 29.9% of the British company London Clubs (LCI.L) and 19% of Stanley Leisure (SLY.L). A successful all out bid for both could jettison Genting into the top ten.
William Hill (WHM.L) has reportedly bid £500m in an exclusive deal to secure Stanley's 600 betting shops. If successful its is believed that Hills would have to dispose of between 50 and 100 shops but still they would become the biggest bookmaker on the planet and in so doing move up the index from the 9th place that they currently occupy.
Then we have Rank (RNK.L) who have acquired Internet bookmaker Blue Square and completed a Hard Rock Casino deal with the Seminole Indians in Florida but still continue to under perform the market. Rank were the 5th largest gambling stock a few years ago they have now fallen to 15th position. Here GBGC expect to see a shake out through an acquisition or a break up of the company to its constituent parts.
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