More Casino Domain Names for Auction

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A domain name that exactly describes the business of the web site can do wonders in attracting traffic to the web site because it is more easily accessed by search engines. Domain names can reinforce a brand and make it immediately recognizable. That is why Poker.org was sold for a million dollars earlier this year. Now iGaming Business has announced through a press release that it will be organizing an auction of similar domain names.

iGaming Business is a specialist in publishing quality information on the online gaming industry through magazines, events, websites and intelligent reports. Its flagship publication is iGaming Business Magazine. iGaming Business is organizing the iGaming Super Show between May 25 and May 28. Over 2500 delegates are expected to attend. The organizations they would be representing include vendors, media, affiliates, operators and regulators. On the occasion of this exhibition iGaming Business has partnered with Moniker and SnapNames to hold an auction in online gaming oriented domain names. Moniker and SnapNames are both companies belonging to Oversee.net, which is the pioneer and leading domain name auction house and brokerage firm. In this auction the best hand-picked, online gambling oriented domain names will be on offer. These domain names are capable of adding immense value to operators who function in their specific vertical markets. Some of these domain names are Poker.ca, BlackJackTable.com, PokerLessons.com, SevenCardPoker.com, BlackjackTouraments.com and InternetGames.net. Speaking about the auction Alex Pratt, Head of iGaming Business, said, "The iGaming Super Show is the biggest event in the industry this year, so it made sense to partner with the most experienced online domain name company, ensuring that our delegates get the best domains and services available. Domain name acquisition is highly competitive, and this is an opportunity for everyone to bid on premium URLs and established domain names."

Sellers, who are bona fide owners of domain names, can submit the names for consideration by the auctioneers up to May 1. The final catalogue of the names up for auction will be ready by around May 17. The auction will begin on May 24 and will end on June 1. Complete details are available at the web site of SnapNames. Moniker founder Monte Cahn said, "We will be offering some great domain names in this auction. The large and relevant portfolio for this auction won’t be available anywhere else, and this event will reach one of the largest gaming sector audiences."

But before that another highly publicized domain name auction will take place on April 28. This is the auction for Slots.com, which is owned by Christina Hall and is being auctioned on the Internet through auction at slots.com. The online gaming industry is waiting to find out whether Slots.com will better the $1 million price of Poker.org.

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