auction riverboat.casino - .casino domain for sale

[The Durfer]

riverboat.casino
@Dynadot
exp 5/21
renewal: $126.99

starting bid: $1
increments: $1

paypal or bitcoin

auction is over when BIN of $75 is reached or last bid and 120 hours

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[The Durfer]

heres an appraisal Eric Lyon (Namepros own) so graciously offered on this domain:


Personally, I like it. But then, it reminded me of my sister, who worked on the Hollywood riverboat and casino in both the Aurora & Elgin, Il. locations (One as a pit-boss) before she joined the AirForce to be an MP and now a Triage/ER Nurse today.

Let's take a look,

Riverboat.casino

Asset Type:
Dictionary-Word / Hack (When before the dot and after the dot make a word or phrase)

Defining Riverboat:
noun
riv·er·boat | \ ˈri-vər-ˌbōt

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Definition of riverboat
: a boat for use on a river
Source

Note: That's a pretty straight forward definition.

Defining Casino:
noun
ca·si·no | \ kə-ˈsē-(ˌ)nō

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plural casinos
Definition of casino
1 : a building or room used for social amusements specifically : one used for gambling
2 or less commonly cassino : a card game in which cards are won by matching or combining cards in a hand with those exposed on the table
Source

Note: Another straight forward definition. Oh, Cassino is taken, I just checked.

So, how does Riverboat and .Casino play together?
Source

Note: A clear definition that makes this a good asset for a hobbyist or end-user.

End-User Direction: This might look like:

Riverboat.Casino - History / Fun / Winners - A campaign run by a large casino corp. that wants to dominate the online markets creatively, by owning the exact match hack for riverboat casino's. Who could question the best riverboat casino to visit when they own the exact match phrase domain asset? Right? With big marketing capital, the answer is, not many (If any).

Hobbyist Direction: This might look like:

Riverboat.Casino - Your Guide to River Fun - An all inclusive guide on every riverboat casino in the world, as well as a directory, local tour guides, and a "Learn to be a better gambler" books outlet (Amazon affiliate maybe.).

.Casino sales data:
freeslots.casino 4,200 USD 2019-05-15 Sedo
bestinternet.casino 133 USD 2019-01-31 Dynadot
highroller.casino 1,717 USD 2018-11-19 Sedo
online.casino 510,000 USD 2018-06-12 Donuts
games.casino 880 USD 2018-05-04 Sedo
slot.casino 600 USD 2018-05-03 Sedo
news.casino 260 USD 2018-05-03 Sedo
review.casino 199 USD 2018-05-03 Sedo
live.casino 34,483 USD 2018-04-04 Sedo
bitcoinlasvegas.casino 100 USD 2017-08-07 Flippa
v-r.casino 198 USD 2017-05-18 Flippa
videoslots.casino 7,500 USD 2017-03-10 Sedo
bitcoin.casino 28,000 USD 2017-02-23 Sedo
jeux.casino 1,132 USD 2016-04-19 Sedo
18.casino 330 USD 2016-01-21 NameJet
8888.casino 271 USD 2015-09-10 4.CN
kazino.casino 5,592 USD 2015-06-29 Sedo
star.casino 11,373 USD 2015-06-19 Sedo

Opinion: That's all of them. Not many to look at. We can see where the better hacks sold for more. While I don't think any of those sales are comparable to yours, I do think your combination is better than most, but not all of them.

The obvious big benefactor in the room is a casino chain themselves with riverboat assets, that want to dominate that specific niche market online over their competition. This is your ideal end-user with the most to gain from your asset.

A quick flip to a hobbyist might be faster cash, but I think this asset is a long-hold until you get 2 big corps interested, send them to auction to fight it out and then pay to publicize your auction with the big fish brands in the publication. Other big fish monitoring their competition will be alerted to the move they are making when the article indexes and potentially jump in the auction too. (Unless there is a non-disclosure, then don't do this. If there isn't, use the leverage.)

The hard part is identifying the potential end-user, gathering more research on their specific niche, formulating a presentation, negotiating, and closing.

Your asset does have reseller liquidity, but you will still have to do a lot of leg-work to find the right buyer and apply the hard parts I also mentioned above, which in most cases, investors fail at.

Thoughts on yours (Domain Only) - (May. 2019 market):

• Reseller = $5k to $10k
  
• Hobbyist = $10.1k to $50k
  
• End user = $50.1k to $250k+ (With the right presentation you could exceed this.)

Here's how I like to break it down:

• Reseller: This is a domain investor with no intention of developing. They generally park or use a landing page of their own to resell a blank canvased domain for a profit, either to other resellers, hobbyists, or end-users. These investors hand register, pay wholesale, or aftermarket pricing to lower the risk and increase profit potential. (Smallest budget)
  
• Hobbyist: This is a domain investor with intent to develop an asset themselves to increase value and provide a means for a domain to pay it's own renewals each year, eliminating renewal overhead expenses. This type of investor tests different markets with developments until they find a sweet spot, in which they expand development, optimize monetization efforts in a few different verticals, resell domains or domains + websites with verifiable traffic/revenue/etc., monitors the aftermarket, and pushes forward into entrepreneurship. (Mid-Budget)
  
• End-user: Contrary to popular belief, this is also a domain investor (They can be independents, partners, entrepreneurs, small businesses, large corporations, non-profits, or even government agencies). They invest in a domain name asset to develop for the purpose of generating revenue or delivering an important message to an online audience/customer base. Every hour and penny they put into that domain names development is still an investment into their digital asset (property), increasing the value, and potential. Most end-users have no intention of reselling a domain asset, however, it does still happen as part of company takeovers and acquisitions. (Biggest Budget)

I hope that helps give a better idea on how I personally evaluate domain assets.

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Thanks and good luck with your investments.

(DISCLAIMER: For those reading this evaluation, please keep in mind that it's only for this domain name and not any variants or different combinations. It is not advised to register a bunch of variant domains based on a single domain evaluation. Each variant change may or may not decrease or eliminate value.

Value can never be determined from a single point of research or variable. It's also important to understand the potential use of a domain asset in terms of monetization and revenue structure. This gives an inside look at what such an asset may be worth in a particular niche industry.

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[The Durfer]

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