WTS - Premium Sports Betting Domains

[KevinMcC]

I have three premium sports betting domains I am opening up for sale. I may not sell all three depending on how much I receive for them. I reserve not to sell them unless the BINs are met, but I am open to offers.

BINS REDUCED!!

SportsBettingForum.org - 4,400 Monthly Exact Searches + 1,600 for plural

- Possibilities are endless with this one. Creating a sports betting community could result in huge cash flow year after year.

MIN $400 BIN $600

SportsBettingPicks.org - 3,600 Monthly Exact Searches + crazy amounts of long tail traffic (NFL picks, College Football picks, etc, etc)

- Would be an awesome term to rank for itself, plus you could easily branch off into the different sports and receive tons of visitors (I know from experience).

MIN $500 BIN $700

NFLSpread.org - 9,900 Monthly Exact Searches

- There are lots of domains out there with NFL in them so I don't think there is too much to worry about there but always a risk. Looking at the SERPs I think most people could get this exact match ranking very high by the time the NFL season rolls around, could be a huge money maker.

MIN $300 BIN $500

I would prefer Paypal payments or Escrow if you're not a reputable member. Domains are at GoDaddy. PM me with any questions.

[KevinMcC]

Adjusted BIN for SportsBettingForum.org

[KevinMcC]

Really surprised none of these have gone yet - anyone looking to build a decent sized sports betting portal should snag one of these domains up.

2 NFL bettors pay for the domain ... I need some cash so make an offer.

[KevinMcC]

BIN's reduced by a ton!

Seriously some great domains.

[KevinMcC]

I am willing to give someone who can find a buyer at the BIN (or HIGHER) 10% commission.

I have no clue where to list these, but I am pretty sure some of the bigger sports betting affiliates would pay good money for them. If someone who is good with flipping domains (prop, etc?) wants to help me I will pay 10%, need some extra money right now.

[actyper]

Theres not that much traffic so far but you can try Simon Eaton's new project Sportsbook Commission, Sportsbook Affiliate Forum - Sportsbook Affiliate Programs

[smartface]

I don't know, but if there weren't any offers so far, you should consider to reduce the min bid and not the BIN.

[KevinMcC]

I don't know, but if there weren't any offers so far, you should consider to reduce the min bid and not the BIN.

I wouldn't accept anything under the minimums, and I'm not one that has a minimum offer and then declines those offers at or just above the min offer.

I realize it could start a bidding war or something, but I'm not interested in risking it and listing them low.

Maybe down the road if I really want to get rid of them I'll try that though.

[MJ]

I don't want to hijack this thread, but I'd like to say that 1. I think Kev's prices are more than reasonable here just for what it's worth, those are some darn good deals all things considered. But anyways to the comment, I personally think that "minimum bid" and "BIN" trends in selling here have really hurt commerce, I personally will be listing my future sales with just a price (aka BIN) that can be negotiated from there - I believe it's much more straightforward that way.

Sorry for hijack Kev just thought it a good time to make that comment as I've been considering it for some time.