closed Baccaratclub.com

[yesonline]

Originally posted by yesonline



News update, mahjongclub.com sold for $6000 at Sedo.

Thanks to Sedo.

I think baccaratclub.com is more valuable than mahjongclub.com to gambling industry.

 

[Wot]

Again, well done, looks like the "appraisers" really got this one wrong. Good luck with BaccaratClub.com - I have Baccarat.ws it gets a little interest.

 

[whitelion]

Some one who likes the name 6000 +

To a wholesaler who doesn't appreciate it

Free email account

 

[DrWho]

Originally posted by dotus
Again, well done, looks like the "appraisers" really got this one wrong. Good luck with BaccaratClub.com - I have Baccarat.ws it gets a little interest.

:laugh:

 

[Anthony Ng]

Originally posted by yesonline


I think baccaratclub.com is more valuable than mahjongclub.com to gambling industry.

Agree. With the on-line gambling industry growth skyrocketing (comparable to or may even surpass porn), baccaratclub.com is definitely a good sale. After all, baccarat is actually way much more popular than mahjong in high-end casinos. Good luck.

 

[Ninurta]

Love the mahjongGclub, yesonline

Ready to sell it to the same Canuck...?

:laugh:

 

[Ninurta]

Btw yes,

Could you tell us more about the mobile gambling industry in your Eastern part of the world...

I know it begins to be a very promising market, but to be concrete ?

 

[yesonline]

Originally posted by Ninurta
Btw yes,

Could you tell us more about the mobile gambling industry in your Eastern part of the world...

I know it begins to be a very promising market, but to be concrete ?

Gambling is a big hobby to many Chinese(someone believes that it is to most of Chinese), I can assure you, and I believe that, Asia would be a main market in the long run.
But, however, not now or even in the near future, on the online gambling market. Because most Chinese people are unable to use credit cards online for now
But there are more and more high rollers from China , Hongkong and Taiwan appearing in the vip room of many land based casinos , the casinos are the very few places in the world where speaking Chinese is one of official languages they serve :laugh:

 

[Ninurta]

Thanks Yes for your comments.

I wasn't really talking about online gambling but mobile gambling.
I've heard somewhere an interesting story about gambling on horses races in HongKong and/ or Korea via a mobile phone...

What do u think of this, of course if u want to share with us your deep knowledge of Asian markets ?

Thanks in advance Sensei