| | |  | Last Updated: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 |  | | | Further Expansion to Gambling Entertainment
- Monday, 16 Jan 2006
Considering that online gambling has gained such a large customer base over the past few years, it is not surprising that these gambling sites are trying to improve themselves to keep their members. One tactic many online gambling sites use is to make their casino games available on mobile devices. This keeps gambling fans playing while on the go; which is great for anyone who enjoys casino games. Another way that casinos keep their players online is do expand what is available at the online gambling portal. For example, the leading North American sports book Go Sports Bets is adding yet another aspect of entertainment to its successful sport book, poker and casino offer.
Starting in mid-February, active betting fans will be able to download their favorite songs, videos and movies for free, as well as listen to popular radio broadcast streams. People come to have fun, and online gambling sites don't want to restrict them to only sports book or only casino games. They are there to let gambling fans have any kind of legal fun they can think of. The free downloads section is currently under development at the sports book's main website. It is too early to announce which genres and how exactly they will be presented, but the company is said to have negotiated with BMG for mainstream and Magnatune for indie tracks.
When asked about the motives behind the move, David Criegwald, CEO of the gambling site, was quite straightforward: "We intend to make our loyal customers happier and draw hundreds of new ones. The reasoning is simple: if we can give more bang for a buck, why shouldn't we?" Philanthropy aside, the move is undoubtedly pricy for the Go Sports Bets. However, the gambling company, known for staging free stag parties for customers worldwide, giving away luxury cars and awarding pleasure cruises to its best-performing affiliates, is far from their last penny. The year 2005 saw their operations double with new games and payment options thrown into the business.
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