

Those darn Germans seem to love deviating from our perceived "norm" with their love for dashes/hyphens. As a matter of fact, blackjackvegas.de is also available for sale for 50K Euros, (which is almost same price) and here we see that they went for the one with the hyphen. which tells us that hyphens rule in Germany. Does anyone know of any other country where hyphens are preferred over the non-hyphenated ones?
same thought...I wonder, how Germans buying domains in English language with hyphens for high amounts.
I'm thinking there was likely a whole ton of backlinks and traffic. Maybe it's a former online casino (or casino lead generator site) and the buyer wants the traffic to grow their own gambling site? That's a scenario I could believe if the traffic was high enough (hopefully for the buyer the traffic wasn't faked).
Otherwise I'd say there was likely something shady going on with this sale.
To answer @jamaltq's original question .. no .. in my opinion the domain itself is worthless for the name itself .. but there is value for traffic .. specifically gambling traffic!![]()
Its been an active website since 2013. This was not a domain sale but a website sale. Could easily be worth much more.
Before I started domaining I ran a hobby website in the nodeposit casino niche. I got ONE single whale player. He made me 26000 USD over the course of 18 months. This niche has some serious money involved.
I don't think Namebio recording websites sales?Its been an active website since 2013. This was not a domain sale but a website sale. Could easily be worth much more.
I don't think Namebio recording websites sales?
Hmm. Interesting . Was it your own site? Or were you just an affiliate middleman?
Speaking of which I own
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So I'm interested in this niche.
