PokerNewsDaily.com Website Up For Sale

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The poker news website PokerNewsDaily.com has been put up for sale.

The site receives decent exposure in Google News and often includes informative original stories related to the industry.

Pokernewsdaily.com gets 27,396 visitors per day, is worth $59,998 and has an overall rating of 52/100, according to MUStat.com, however, we should note these numbers are just estimates and the site could be worth significantly more money.  MUStat.com does not take into account the affiliate revenues generated by websites like Pokernewsdaily.com, which tend to be much more substantial when compared with other sectors. 

The company’s CEO Adam Small posted on the PokerAffiliateListings website that - if an acceptable offer has not been made by 15 June - Pokernewsdaily.com and fellow Protos site PokerTerms.com will be auctioned on eBay.

- Chris Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

 

 

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