Sports betting cannot survive as is, experts say

[carolinakid]

Sports betting cannot survive as is, experts say

Panelists suggested companies should also reduce their $200 to $400 per player acquisition costs by reducing sign up incentives.

www.reviewjournal.com

 

[Wagerallsports]

I think the author of this article and so-called experts are overthinking and have no clue what they're talking about

 

[BobbyFK]

Reading the article they suggest to reduce sign up incentives. That would make me not want to play at a book if I don't get a decent sign up bonus

 

[Pimike]

Irivine California??

lol

that fool doesn’t even have a clue of legalized gambling.

lol

talk to me when or if California makes it legal

 

[hazliam]

Smart companies already figured out what clientele they are marketing to. Lowvig, bet105, have 0 signup bonuses. Pinnacle don’t offer sign up bonuses. But they reduce their margins by offering low vig.

Sign up bonus don’t matter, if your rollover is sizable.

 

[Tanko]

Online books should consider how brick and mortar books used to increase their take in the old days.... Offer free drinks.

If my online sports books offered free deliever of a case of beer or bottle of Makers mark from Uber/Doordash, it would probably loosen up my pocketbook so that I'd make more frequent and larger plays.

But, somehow I doubt my idea will gain any traction.

 

[sharpsquare]

Online books should consider how brick and mortar books used to increase their take in the old days.... Offer free drinks.

If my online sports books offered free deliever of a case of beer or bottle of Makers mark from Uber/Doordash, it would probably loosen up my pocketbook so that I'd make more frequent and larger plays.

But, somehow I doubt my idea will gain any traction.

It has my vote lol

 

[sharpsquare]

Reading the article they suggest to reduce sign up incentives. That would make me not want to play at a book if I don't get a decent sign up bonus

agreed there has to be a worthwhile incentive to play esp in a competitive market