Shareholder concept of the Vegas Regal Casino

[Nandakishore]

Vegas Regal is a Rival Gaming casino launched recently. They have a shareholder concept for players and affiliates. Does anyone know here what that is and how it works?

 

[WCD Admin]

Looks kind of funny in my opinion. (I am naive sometimes) but really it looks like another casino ;D;D (edited to clarify: buy 40000 in stocks get 10% bonus, etc) ...

edited again: I looked at that page again: xhttp://www.vegasregalcasino-sharesales.com/ .... it really seems shady to me.

Share competition! All shares registrated before end of 2008 will participate and the price is a 50% share bonus. If the lucky winner has for $10.000 shares another $5.000 will be added.

Somehow gambling is in the business model .... reallly odd. I want to hear some opinions on this, too... or is the business world really this crazy and I didn't know it?

 

[bonustreak]

lol I think he posted in the wrong thread maybe he has been drinking..lol

I think the new Rival has a nice backend on the banners, I didn't see the share thing can it just be a type of bonus system?

 

[slickrick]

They have a shareholder concept for players and affiliates.

Shareholder concept sounds like a gimmick to me.

I am always wary of gimmicks. Like any business, especially that of a casino, a solid business plan is needed. We've been in the industry long enough to know what works and what doesn't, and gimmicks don't.

Players want a sexy, trust worthy looking casino to play.
Players want to turn up, get bonuses and play.
Players want good support, fast payouts, and decent processing options.
Players want great gameplay.
Players want great retention promotions.
The quicker, the better.

As affiliates, we want casinos to follow those simple rules, because we want our traffic to convert. We want our players to keep playing with your retention bonuses. And in the end, players are happy, affiliates are happy, the casino is happy.

Gimmicks.. bah!

 

[Nandakishore]

I sent an email to the casino asking for confirmation if the shareholder offer is still valid because on their website they say it was valid only until the casino goes live. I am yet to receive a reply.

 

[bonustreak]

I had another issue with a ton of players from Poland and they emailed right away and thanked me for keeping an eye out for possible fraud players.

 

[Nicolas-Johnson]

nothing shaddy, just a start up

Hi Guys,

We aren't trying anything shady. We just offered a share sale to accumulate a solid capital necessary to start a reliable casino. Plenty of businesses don't have a single owner, rather a group of shareholders.

Like any business, especially that of a casino, a solid business plan is needed. We've been in the industry long enough to know what works and what doesn't, and gimmicks don't.

Players want a sexy, trust worthy looking casino to play.
Players want to turn up, get bonuses and play.
Players want good support, fast payouts, and decent processing options.
Players want great gameplay.
Players want great retention promotions.
The quicker, the better.

As affiliates, we want casinos to follow those simple rules, because we want our traffic to convert. We want our players to keep playing with your retention bonuses. And in the end, players are happy, affiliates are happy, the casino is happy.

This casino is owned in part by affiliates and players. We know this very well, and you telling us just confirms we are on the right track. I can't understand when casinos don't act ethically, as you said, happy customers, happy affiliates, happy casino (and its shareholders).

I haven't been aware of any player issues, but if you know of anything, please feel free to contact me (manager at regalaffiliates dot com). Part of my requests when accepting this job is that I can mediate any player issues. I want to make sure players are happy, because that is key in keeping affiliates happy.

Kind Regards,
Nicolas Johnson
Regal Affiliate Manager

 

[bonustreak]

So has anyone considered or taken them up on the shareholder thing?