PokerNewsDaily.com Bid to Buy Comes in at $3,950

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PokerNewsDaily.com is being auctioned this week on eBay and the highest bid so far:  $3,950.

Eegad!

While the bidding is likely to go up, many in the online gambling sector anticipated bids in the six figures at least.

The bidding is specific to the domain name and does not include affiliate advertising accounts.

Another of the PokerNewsDaily.com related websites up for bid is PokerTerms.com, which came in at $809.

Double ouch!

The employees of PokerNewsDaily.com, including its pretty decent reporting staff, will not come with the deal apparently. 

You’ll get a database and a Twitter account though, not to mention PokerNewsDaily.com is still appearing in Google News.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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