Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Free Online RPG Games & New Opportunities


Amazing Secrets revealed about world's fastest growing mega million dollar games industry!

Gambling online has been around for a long time, but games of skill and a small wager on the side are growing in popularity daily! Having a little money on the outcome sure makes it more thrilling!

There is usually no limit on what you can win, but the great news is that there are often limits in a given period of time on how much you can lose! This then can ensure that none of us get carried away and remain aware of our limitations and can still have lots of fun and entertainment!

Online games of skill are one of two of the fastest growing activities on the internet today! (The other is Social Networking!)

These online games of skill sites mainly offer casual games such as free online RPG games and the more traditional board games. These sites earn revenue mostly from advertising for other products and competition entry fees. Card games of skill, arcade games and trivia games are frequently played for international tournament prizes and wagers.

Most games are played on small wagers amongst friends and family. The payouts for tournaments though can be substantial.

A few newer sites are now offering people the opportunity to combine online games, social networking (Similar to MySpace and Hi5 etc) with the ability to share in the revenue generated on their games platforms!

Sites generally start you out with a small deposit of say $5 and offer the chance to try out their games platform. To do this you will need a credit card or one of the other secure online payment facilities. Once you have established your account, you can still decide to play for free for practice, or to enter the play for a wager games.

Generally, sites that allow play for pay have policies and controls to discourage cheating and enforce these rules. There aren't easy solutions to the problem, but the sites are constantly on the alert for people abusing the platforms. Of course it's very difficult sometimes to stay ahead of those who are capable of creating computer scripts or other methods of cheating, but they strive to do so at all times.

Online games playing is so relatively recent, that the technology is often ahead of the legislation. There is also the ongoing debate about what is the distinction between skill and gambling. Poker is one example where it is treated in some countries as a game of skill as against a game of chance. You should consult your country's legal status of playing games online for money.

The United States has adopted a legal approach to the industry - there are rules governing sweepstakes, contests and tournaments with entry fees or prizes and these are determined by each state. Skill games are generally unavailable in the states of Arkansas, Arizona, Delaware, Florida, Louisiana, Maryland and Tennessee.

Other countries have decided to adopt a regulatory approach - these include the UK and Europe, Australia and New Zealand. There is little interest for regulation or creating laws in most other countries at this time.

As many online gambling sites worldwide are being shut down for legal reasons, and with many of these sites' patrons moving towards online skill games, the market for online skill games will likely continue to flourish.

To make money from online games of skill, you need to become skilled enough at a few online games to consistently win money and prizes in tournaments, start a gaming website, and have people pay you for the privilege of playing your games. The latter is inherently more profitable, although setting up a gaming website can be a somewhat arduous endeavour. Or become a member of a site which combines all those services but for which you didn't have to spend the development and operating costs.

As online games allow skilled persons the opportunities to both make money and indulge their competitive spirit with players from around the world, their allure can be difficult to ignore for many people.

The growth of social marketing particularly is good news indeed with new players entering the online market to offer opportunities for people interested in establishing an online home based business.

With the new browser based games of skill being so easy to use a messenger system can be incorporated as well that will enable you to link directly to all your messenger contacts in any platform including MSN, Yahoo, AOL. Many others players will be able to enter a game and directly contact their friends to challenge them to a game over a friendly cash wager if they so wish! Some operators are planning games tournaments which might have from two to thousands of participants playing each other for money in games of skill! With these activities, for the first time, players will be able to play with assistance from a real person and without the adverts stopping play since any advertising will be built unobtrusively into the background of the games much the way it would be at a real football game!

These sites will truly a social network since the management of the games is assisted by the players themselves as those who are not satisfied with merely playing the games can earn money by becoming game and tournament promoters and real entrepreneurs can become business developer Associates! In the background there is also 24 hour multi lingual telephone support in at least six languages!

These operators realising the power of word of mouth referral, have based their entire business model on Multi Level Marketing which they call Social Marketing and unlike MySpace, Facebook, and YouTube many hundreds of companies who get business profits from without giving so much as a thank you for customer recommendations, they will pay the members to make recommendations since they get paid!




Noel I Crowe
Phone: +61246485033
Skype: noel.crowe1

Noel Crowe is based in Sydney Australia and has full time interests in online home based businesses (NOT MLM), which include social networking sites involving online gaming and entertainment activities in new generation 3-D spatial virtual worlds.




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