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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Investing in casinos
by
Inco
on 28/02/2017, 08:04:21 UTC
Hi. I'm not sure if this is the right place to start a topic but I really want some answers and it's connected to gambling in a way. I'm thinking about picking a casino and investing in it, so that I can have some small income every month (if everything goes okay). What I wanted to ask is if that is possible to see the information about casinos' income per day or month for now or is it private information nobod really gives that easily? And do you think investing in casino is a good idea, by the way? Thank you.
Investing in casino is actually a very good idea. Remember the house always wins in the long run. Make sure you invest on a popular and legitimate casino.
You can try investing on crypto-games.net. Check their FAQ for more information about investing. You can check all the information about the casino, how much profit/loss per day, how much they made/lost in a month and so on.

It can be a good idea only if you analyze it the same way as investing in any other bussiness. The house always wins rule doesn't apply here at all.

The house wins vs. the player. Not in total. There are plenty examples in Atlantic City in recent years. The casino has plenty of expenses to cover  - royalties to software provider, processing fees, winners, fraud, support and marketing which can take 50% of the budget. Not to mention that most won't share all the details with you so you are kindof blind.

If you think online casinos are such a good investment then the best way is through the stock market. I have stocks of 888 since they were in 100p area (now at 234) and Playtech. For example investing in NetEnt 5-6 years ago when their slots where added to almost every non-usa casino was a good idea (the stock is 5x since ).