Hi all,
Just need some guidance into what some of the more popular online casino brands are in Australia?
Any thoughts on All Australian casino and G'day casino?
All help will be greatly appreciated
Wolfie
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Hi all,
Just need some guidance into what some of the more popular online casino brands are in Australia?
Any thoughts on All Australian casino and G'day casino?
All help will be greatly appreciated
Wolfie
casino-mate.com is another Aussie focused online casino that you might to check out. It's marketed through Star Partner.
RoxyPalace, Casino-Mate, haven't heard of others...
Hi.
Focused on Australian market or with a special section for Aussie players: EmuCasino, Ladbrokes Australia (Sports), Roxy Palace, Casino-Mate, EuroPalace, 32Red, ComeOn, Guts Casino, a lot of FortuneAffiliates and StarPartner Microgaming brands...
Thanks all, very helpful.
Hi Wolfie,Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfie
If you're interested in promoting G'Day Casino and haven't signed up with us yet please drop me an email (details below) or PM me - be happy to work out a deal with you.
I know that a number of my Australian-facing affiliates also work with Casino Mate and are doing really well with them too.
Just for the record we're not associated with All Australian Casino, although you can be forgiven for thinking we are since there are certain "design similarities" to phrase it diplomatically...But why get angry? Even poor imitation is a sincere form of flattery.
Choose carefully or your results may not be what you expect. The only Australian focused casino that I am aware of that has Australian management is Emu Casino. I know there are other Australian management groups but they don't focus on the market due to the law against marketing casinos specifically to Aussies. All the other "Aussie themed" ones are usually cheesy, kitsch casinos with a search and replace of pokies for slots, that have no idea about Australian culture or what we like or want. We don't all walk around saying "Gday mate! Its bonza today. Chuck another shrimp on the barbie while I play the pokies eh".
I would rather play at a good casino like Guts or 32 Red irrespective of whether the home page has a kangaroo surfing in front of the Sydney harbour bridge or not. The most important factors for me are AUD currency support, local banking options, and support that is available in Australian friendly hours of the day.
And lastly if you create a site that caters specifically to Australians or use a .com.au that advertises casinos to Australians, you are breaking the law here (albeit no-one has ever been charged under it). Sites that have a worldwide audience that incidentally include Australians are ok.
Thanks Muppet, great info. Am I correct to say Poli is the most popular local banking option in Australia? I do not quite agree with your assessment of the "corny" casino's. We have ""Dutch" themed casinos complete with wooden clogs, windmills and "stroopwafels" like that as well and they convert really well. They might not be for everyone, but they do stand out and "cheesy" does not necessarily equal bad. Just think of ABBA and you will understand what I mean.
Marc, thank you, I am now deciding which casinos I want to promote, will certainly look into Gday casino.
I started few weeks ago and not even finished with articles, so about conversion I cannot tell anything. Ive chosen for All Australian and some bigger names like 32red with AUD deposit options and an Aussie friendly helpdesk.
If you mentioned Poli to most Australians in the context of transferring money they would look at you blankly, not understanding what you were saying. If you said its a way of doing a direct debit / bank transfer / online banking then they would know. This is another one of those little things that the casino industry mostly doesn't understand, as they all seem to think that Poli is something that all Aussies want to use.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfie
Having actually looked into it because of working in this niche (otherwise I would never have heard of them), I would never use Poli due to the way they are relaying your banking credentials to your bank account. Going through the process looks and feels like a phishing scam. Several banks have advised their customers not to use Poli. But I fully recognise that I am not your average punter who doesn't know better or couldn't care less. Neteller or Skrill accounts are the best for online gambling as they keep your credit card and banking details exposed to as few places as possible.
Helpful thread thanks OP, I'm wondering if anyone has any (direct) contact for Emu casino or there's a rep here?