Established casinos vs New Casino offerings

[TheShortStack]

I really wasn't sure how to title this post, so let me explain a bit more what I mean.

I'm from the UK, and have a nice .co.uk domain which I'm thinking of using to promote a bit of roulette.

It seems to me I have the option of going with established programs who concentrate purely on casino (Casino Coins, Fortune 400 etc). or I can go with more recognised brands in the UK who have made their name through sports betting and then have gone on to open up a casino offering. I'm thinking of people like Betfair, Ladbrokes, William Hill etc. etc.

So my question is, do you think there would be a huge amount of difference when it comes to conversion? Would a potential roulette player prefer to play in a full blown casino that they haven't heard of before ... or do you reckon that they'd prefer a brand that they've heard of, even if that brand isn't immediately recognised as a casino?

I hope that makes some sort of sense - give me a shout if not!

Thanks in advance

[affcorner]

I have to tell, LIVE roulette, very addicting.. Here is a screen where you can see our dealers, but you cant place action ( just for me to make sure all servers online, but fun to watch)

http://flashcasino.betphoenix.com/game/vv/Frames.htm

(sorry for the plug, but how I could I resist?)

Ill fire you 50 dollar free play of you want to try it. Pm me for details

Anyone else want to play ?

I suggest weather us or anyone else, do you research on the brands, and see. If they slow payers, you will see it.

Plus William Hill is GREAT, but then you limited to UK, and not able to hit up the USA market. I know your domain is targeted, but I hate to not be able to get players if they find you...Good Luck to you!

[sipka]

Wow affcorner, the cams look funny
I believe these kind of games are addictive, it is much better than seeing a designed roulette wheel lol.

[affcorner]

Yeah looks funny on that, you can sign up and play FREE money if you want to see it a little better. This nice thing is people seem to play much longer per table then non live. We also have a baccarat at $5,000 per hand. Not a lot of live take so much action, and from USA. Anyways, Very good luck to you!