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UK Gambling Market Profits Are Up

Sunday, January 9th, 2011

Obviously, it is very well known throughout the entire industry devoted to online casinos that the United Kingdom is one of the top most thriving arcade perk for this particular business. But it is even more important to note that the de-spite all of the economic adversity that the online casino market has been facing over the course of the last year, things are actually perking up for the United Kingdom online gambling market.

It seems that new figures have been released to the general public that indicate that the gross when for the Internet gambling business was able to experience an increase of an extremely encouraging 12.5%. This number is compared between 2009 and 2010. That means that things could become even better and more favorable for the Internet gambling community as we move deeper in the perking to the year 2011.

It seems that the gross when total came just short of $29.93 million. If you deduct the loosest inactivity that was created surrounding the World Cup football championship, the increase in overall revenue would still be substantial enough at 11.5%. This means that we could be able to tentatively expect a very hopeful and in purging revenue performance for online casinos in the coming year.

Although many people have been intent on listening to the naysayers in this regard, we could have a major turnaround and it seems that within the United Kingdom, the business is thriving and moving forward. It will be interesting to see what happens next in this increasingly competitive online casino business. Will we be able to climb out of all of our financial troubles?

PartyGaming Build Q2 Revenue

Sunday, August 15th, 2010

Considering the fact that we have been in the throes of the seemingly endless and terribly dreary economic recession for more two years, it is a miracle whenever any industry or company manages to achieve even a modest margin of success. For the industry of online casinos, the competition has been rather cutthroat over the last couple of years. But some companies are managing to forge ahead and produce amazing results in the online casino gambling market.

Most recently, the staff who work hard behind the scenes at PartyGaming released a trading update to the general public that indicated that its total revenue for the second quarter of the year 2010 is expected to be nearly 28% higher than it was during the same exact period back in 2009. This is an incredible achievement considering the bleak financial climate that we have been pushing through of late.

The increases during the second financial quarter for PartyGaming, one of the industry leaders when it comes to supplying online casinos with unbeatable and cutting-edge technology in the form of software packages, has been attributed to a substantial amount of growth in its Internet gambling efforts. In addition, the company also made a lot of financial successes through its purchase of the world poker tour and cascade, two well-known and respected brands in the Internet gambling industry. It will be interesting to see how this company fares during the remainder of the year 2010. Hopefully they can continue to stay the course and build momentum and continue to find financial success.

Big Second Quarter For PartyGaming

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

In the market of online casinos, competition is fierce. Companies are launched and shut down each and every day. One of the top contenders in the online casino industry market today is PartyGaming. Most recently, this Internet gambling company, posted through London, released a trading update that was met with pleasant and widely positive surprise from its shareholders and customers and fellow operators. It seems that the revenue for their second financial quarter of the year 2010 is estimated to be nearly 28% more than what it was during that same exact period during 2009. This is exceptional and wonderful achievement considering the fact that we are still suffering through a terrible economic recession that seems like it will never, ever end.

There are a couple of major reasons why party gaming has managed to achieve such impressive levels of financial success during the second quarter of 2010. For starters, the gambling operator managed to buyout the World Poker Tour and Cascade, two highly respected and well-known names in the market of online casinos. Their number of different other wild-card factors that led to this outstanding performance.

Unfortunately, it seems that certain situations regarding 2010 World Cup soccer competition that was recently held in South Africa had a negative impact on a couple of other major areas of business for PartyGaming. But overall, the second financial quarter of this year has been relatively positive so far. It’ll be interesting to see what party gaming has up their sleeve for the coming months. With so much success are the achieve during the early half of 2010, hopefully they will be able to keep up with that during the second half.

Major Changes To Ireland Policies

Thursday, May 27th, 2010

While the nation of Ireland has been an industry leader when it comes to online casinos, we have recently indicated that they will be making some major changes that could have a huge impact on overseas operators. The government in Ireland has confirmed that they do fully intended to tax online casino betting and bring in licenses for foreign operators.

They have decided to move in this particular direction in order to secure financing that they need to fully develop the racing industry that they hope will be a major boost to a fuel an economic recovery for their nation. It seems that foreign operators are going to be required to get their hands on a license in order to gain access to the Irish market so that they can offer their gambling products there. For the industry in Ireland, this is can be a win-win situation on every level.

Protecting the future of the Irish racing industry will not be able to be accomplished as the policies are currently set up. They need to take advantage of these opportunities to tax and license all operators that are actively doing business for online casinos within that country. In addition, they will have to work on their terms for enforcement and ban all operators that do not show the specially designated permit.

This could be a major red flag for many foreign operators as they decide whether or not to do their business in Ireland, the nation of Ireland remains one of the top places for Internet casino gambling in the world. Surely, the lure of this incredibly high profiting market will be more than enough to retain major operators across the industry.

Parlay Entertainment Has Rough Q2

Monday, September 14th, 2009

While many operators of online casinos have reported nothing but strong numbers coming through even while many other businesses have recently hit upon some increasingly difficult financial times due to the current economic recession, there are some operations that have not fared quite as well.

One of the online casino bingo software companies that has been ravaged by the current economic situation is rather surprising. It turns out that the Canadian casino bingo software developer Parlay Entertainment is not performing as well as it should be right now. From the most up to date financial information released, the business has experiences a challenging and deeply disappointing 93% decrease in revenue for the second quarter of 2009.

For many online casinos and different operators based all over the world, the recession has meant that the revenue numbers that were once so healthy and thriving are now down by considerable amounts. Some casino companies are struggling to stay alive and for those businesses out there that performed poorly for the second quarter of this current year, the future prospects are murky and possibly quite bleak. No one seems o know for sure when this dreary economic situation is going to pick back up.

Everyone who is invested in the market of online casinos is hoping and praying for some sort of recovery to come together in the near future but that just may not be in the cards just yet. For the second quart of 2009, Parlay Entertainment saw their revenue drop down to $696,649. It was up to $2.38 million for the second quarter of 2008 so that is a substantial decline that cannot be ignored.

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