Names for a sportsbook "niche"market

[Dot Mix]

A New offshore book should consider cornering a "niche" market geared to the individual player. Here are some ideas with a few slogans included

NEW PLAYERS
SquaresOnly.com --"welcomed here forever"
VirginBettor.com---"we break you in right"
LearntoBet.com--- "we teach you how to win"
Easy2beat.com -- "you'll never work again"
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WISEGUYS & BEARDS

TheBigBoot.com--"warp speed termination guaranteed"

DontYouDare.com "We know you better than YOU know you"

Donteventhinkaboutit.com--- "we handicap our players"

NotWelcomeSports.com--"if we think you're a wiseguy we keep your loot"
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For senior citizens and old gamblers in nursing homes. All seniors given complimentary discounts for life.

OldFolksWinMoney.com-- "supplementing your SS checks for years"

SeniorsUBet.com "whats life without a little wager?"

AARP Sportsbook.com--Betting advice and huge senior's post up bonuses for any of our members"
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DEAD GAMBLERS even.

DirtNapSports.com---no frills wagering at its best"

St.Pete'sPrivatePlayersClub.com-- "welcomed with a smile"

Hank & Kate's--- GoldenPondSports.com

GamblersHeaven.com "you'll think you died and went to..... "

HellYesSports.com "where most old gamblers meet again"

Dot Any more?

[sportsbank]

In fifty years I'll post up with
HellYesSports.com

[BigMoney]

This makes me think back to a related serious thread about what happens to a poster's deposit if he/she dies. I suspect some spouses/etc might get the money, some might not, depending on the book.

It is really time that post-up books deal with this matter directly, have a beneficiary or something designated clearly on the account.

[Hartley]

I always thought the name gamblesaurusrex.com would be interesting, although I couldn't see a sportsbook using it.

Having said that I noticed sites starting with "o" now are becoming popular. First it was the "e" sites like ebay then it went to "i" and now "o" is occurring a lot. I never knew what "e" stood for but "i" is short for internet and "o" is short for online.

With that in mind I purchased owager.com which happened to be available. For $15 it's worth a shot.