Where Does The Majority Of Your Company's Revenue Come From?

**edgarf76** · 16 August 2013, 1:16 am

I am curious where the majority Of Your Company revenue comes from, for instance does most of your business come from sports, racebook, casino action such as slots, poker? I would love to hear feedback.

**Christiaan** · 16 August 2013, 7:44 pm

Most of my revenue comes from Casino. But that is what I focus on the most with the websites I create.

**Moonlight Cat** · 16 August 2013, 8:12 pm

Casino.

**xecutable** · 16 August 2013, 10:54 pm

Since I've targeted sports betting, would be logical to go with that. However, most comes from sub-affiliates (mixed betting). Go figure.

**edgarf76** · 16 August 2013, 11:18 pm

Originally Posted by xecutable

Since I've targeted sports betting, would be logical to go with that. However, most comes from sub-affiliates (mixed betting). Go figure.

That is interesting, How long did it take for you to build up your sub-affiliates? I have done some articles targeting gambling webmasters for a few months but have not gotten any results yet.

**thebookiesoffers** · 17 August 2013, 3:26 am

sports by a mile and guessing football being the majority of that, the affiliate managers could probaby confirm that

then it goes casino - bingo and lastly poker

**xecutable** · 17 August 2013, 6:05 am

Originally Posted by edgarf76

That is interesting, How long did it take for you to build up your sub-affiliates? I have done some articles targeting gambling webmasters for a few months but have not gotten any results yet.

That's the strange part. I have never targeted webmasters, nor I have content promoting sub-affiliating.

**alin04** · 17 August 2013, 6:14 am

Most of my revenue comes from sportsbook. I start this year to promote poker and casino and I hope I will also make money with these two.

**edgarf76** · 17 August 2013, 2:33 pm

Originally Posted by xecutable

That's the strange part. I have never targeted webmasters, nor I have content promoting sub-affiliating.

That is interesting, Good Stuff Though!

**edgarf76** · 17 August 2013, 2:34 pm

Originally Posted by alin04

Most of my revenue comes from sportsbook. I start this year to promote poker and casino and I hope I will also make money with these two.

Poker seems to be on the end of everyones list for revenue. Many of the pokersties that accept USA Players are moving into casino games. I made a slots section for my poker site.

**JackTenSuited** · 17 August 2013, 2:44 pm

No option for Bingo? I have a large player base of bingo players, very very loyal from when my bingo site was well ranked in google
Nowadays sports betting, glad to have the new season start

**MichaelCorfman** · 17 August 2013, 2:45 pm

As you might guess, the majority of the revenue earned on www.CasinoCity.com is casino revenue.

Michael

**edgarf76** · 17 August 2013, 6:12 pm

Originally Posted by deanimus

No option for Bingo? I have a large player base of bingo players, very very loyal from when my bingo site was well ranked in google
Nowadays sports betting, glad to have the new season start

I have had my eyes opened about bingo! I did not realize how big it is, I have always thought casinos made the majority of their money from slots. I put poker in its own category because of the "poker craze" over the past decade. I learn something new every day.

**JackTenSuited** · 17 August 2013, 6:58 pm

Originally Posted by edgarf76

I have had my eyes opened about bingo! I did not realize how big it is, I have always thought casinos made the majority of their money from slots. I put poker in its own category because of the "poker craze" over the past decade. I learn something new every day.

It's certainly big in the UK, plenty of TV campaigns etc, at least it was this way a year or two back, don't push it as much now

**LukeC** · 20 August 2013, 6:20 am

Originally Posted by edgarf76

I have had my eyes opened about bingo! I did not realize how big it is, I have always thought casinos made the majority of their money from slots. I put poker in its own category because of the "poker craze" over the past decade. I learn something new every day.

Bingo is definitely a category of its own. It's a very different demographic of player to any of the other areas, although there is a small crossover with slots. The players on the whole are worth a lot less than slots players but they don't see themselves as being gamblers so there's the potential to do high volumes of players. I don't know what the market is like outside the UK though.

**blendtec** · 20 August 2013, 7:18 pm

Sports by a mile and two furlongs!

**edgarf76** · 20 August 2013, 9:06 pm

Originally Posted by blendtec

Sports by a mile and two furlongs!

Sports From USA Players?

**blendtec** · 21 August 2013, 12:09 am

Originally Posted by edgarf76

Sports From USA Players?

EU & ROW mainly.

**PhilF (ex-WhichBingo)** · 6 September 2013, 6:44 pm

bingo.

All and only bingo !!!!

**sweetbet** · 9 September 2013, 4:01 am

99% casino revenue.

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