How Is Rummy, Backgammon, and Skill Games Market?

[MJ]

$35 would be much better, I believe this $2 offer required only registration and not a deposit so that might be the difference.

Scrabble cubes looks cool, I play Scrabble often with my Grandmother but never tried that version. That is a really nice site btw - tons of pages looks like you covered everything.

Are there any people reading this thread who play or promote backgammon? I was hoping to see a bit more input on that subject, I'm trying to learn the game myself right now.

[Newjabber]

$Monopoly tonight

[RummyAffiliates]

One thing you have to consider here is re-occurring sales.

Monopoly and Scrabble are the top most popular offline games in the world - and you can quote me on that.

The thing is - they take very long to play.

Rummy is as popular but a game that takes far less time, and the fact that somebody from the gambling industry developed it is a great quality assurance in terms of player lifetime value. After all it is a rake based game.

So these are things to consider when choosing what to promote :-)

Shay

[3jokers]

I can recommend the casino market. I mean the popularity for poker goes up and down, but the casino market has always been big and will probably always be big as long as money exist.

[MJ]

Here is an interesting list I found of the top 20 (in their opinion) strategy games of all time:

Top 20 Greatest Strategy Games - Listverse

[Jeremy]

That is a great list MJ, thanks. Personally I am a big fan of both monopoly and Chess. The difference with poker over some of these other games is that you have a massive edge over your competition and less of a luck factor if you truly dominate it and understand the game.

If you were a top Backgammon or Rummy player, I imagine playing online would be like taking candy from a baby and collectibg opponents deposit after deposit every day...... much unlike NL Texas Holdem.