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Where's best for Poker/Gambling etc

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gingeman

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I have a good number of aged poker and gambling related domains.

They've been parked at fabulous for years as I'm lazy/lacking focus

They used to earn over $1k per month, much is type-in.

They haven't even hit $25 a month there for a while so I need to move them so I can get better recent revenue figures before I sell them.

Would be grateful for any input, have neglected this game for a while... :)
 
If you want to park and sell them try DomainNameSales.com

You could also join a poker/gambling affiliate program and forward your domains to your affiliate links.
 
thanks for the advice.

Are there any good white-label style affiliates for gambling/poker? Years ago fabulous was great, high PPC parking - is this a thing of the past now? If anybody has anywhere else but would prefer to not post in public please pm me
 
Poker domaining is rough these days.. I was with you with the Fabulous parking, which was amazing while it lasted. Then I setup a few sites with affiliate links to Stars and Tilt... but after Black Friday, with US traffic being worthless to online sites, there really isn't anywhere good to push the traffic. My top earners were doing $1k+/mo... now they are doing $20/mo with adsense.

You might try US-facing card rooms... Merge, Bovada, SealsWithClubs. You also might try setting up some non-English portals and focus on those Euro markets. But generally, it's a pretty sad time for poker domain names.
 
It's been written about endlessly of course, argued over angrily and debated till it has been roasted to a crisp and left to die in the desert sun.
 
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