offshore sportsbook industry

[gamblman]

Is it worth getting into the industry anymore? Even if you have a group with a large bankroll?

 

[Chadster]

IMO no.

It's better IMO to buy an established business and continue to build and retain customers.

 

[Fishhead]

Gamblman- Welcome to the offshore forum here at the RX.
If you think you can profit, send away.

 

[JoeyC]

IMO, J's 100% correct here.

 

[www.cappersnetwork.com]

***NEWSFLASH***

In an unlikely turn of events I actually agree with Jay and Joey on this one.

Unless you have a drawer full of marketing money a start-up is almost hopeless even for the well financed.

MC

 

[Chadster]

Miracles do happen.

 

[gamblman]

Its suprising that it would be so hard to be profitable when I see all the money my friends (fellow squares) have donated over the years! Multiply that by the millions of squares in the world!!

How many people are actually able to profit gambling?

That said, maybe I'll find another avenue to invest!

 

[SrMuny]

Become an AGENT................

 

[Chadster]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Sr Muny:
Become an AGENT................<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

No risk there....

 

[TheGeneral+]

It's easier to be a bettor, but I think with good personal traits and no greed, one could succeed.

 

[ericdixon]

I still believe there are "niches' available in the offshore industry, especially with a large bankroll. Innovation and creativity would be the driving forces that would enable a new book to thrive ,even with the leaders in the industry. Gamblers are "gamblers" and are willing and interested in a new idea!

 

[zenpill]

Gamblman.

Become and agend like Sr Mury says, affiliate to someone. You'll find out things move much eassier that way. Profitable for moth you and whoever you would work with.

If you believe this is a good option I would be in full disposition of helping you out.

Good Luck!!!