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03/13/2010		Online Casino Style: News Greenlight Reports on Terms - 2
Home History Games News Dictionary		continued from Greenlight Report on Terms - 1 When Greenlight looked into the different categories, however, even more surprises were at hand. Online poker continues to get the most attention, by far accounting for the most action in December, with 47 percent of the searches made relating to the card game specifically. Online casinos were next, making up for 27 percent of the inquiries, with Bingo coming in third with 26 percent. Compared to the previous period, the interest in online bingo and poker were relatively consistent though there was a dramatic increase in interest in internet casino phrases. Broken down, 888.com got top spot for the most visible website in the online gambling industry, showing up in the top slots in 39 percent of related search terms entered. Wikipedia wasn’t far behind, accounting for the content in 32 percent of the searches, while Poker Stars continue to become more visible and popping up in 17 percent of the examinations. When ‘poker’-related search terms and phrases were entered, Wikipedia came out with the top spot, with 47 percent visibility, as 888.com had just 38 percent and Poker Stars came with 36 percent. For Bingo terms, the top three sites for visibility turned out to be Foxy Bingo, Wink Bingo and Gala Bingo, accounting for 61 percent, 49 percent and 44 percent respectively. Bingo.com saw their listing drop in ranking from 2nd to 8th place, achieving 40 percent of visibility. Another category analyzed by Greenlight was that of ‘paid search overall,’ in which category 888 Ladies took the top spot. Second place is held by William Hill Bingo, followed by Wink Bingo, Poksh Bingo and Full Tilt Poker in third, fourth and fifth. Of the top ten advertising online gambling websites, half were bingo-only specialty sites, four catered to the game of poker, and one stood out as the multi-faceted giant they are: 888.com

03/13/2010

Online Casino Style: News
Greenlight Reports on Terms - 2

continued from Greenlight Report on Terms - 1

When Greenlight looked into the different categories, however, even more surprises were at hand. Online poker continues to get the most attention, by far accounting for the most action in December, with 47 percent of the searches made relating to the card game specifically. Online casinos were next, making up for 27 percent of the inquiries, with Bingo coming in third with 26 percent. Compared to the previous period, the interest in online bingo and poker were relatively consistent though there was a dramatic increase in interest in internet casino phrases.

Broken down, 888.com got top spot for the most visible website in the online gambling industry, showing up in the top slots in 39 percent of related search terms entered. Wikipedia wasn’t far behind, accounting for the content in 32 percent of the searches, while Poker Stars continue to become more visible and popping up in 17 percent of the examinations. When ‘poker’-related search terms and phrases were entered, Wikipedia came out with the top spot, with 47 percent visibility, as 888.com had just 38 percent and Poker Stars came with 36 percent.

For Bingo terms, the top three sites for visibility turned out to be Foxy Bingo, Wink Bingo and Gala Bingo, accounting for 61 percent, 49 percent and 44 percent respectively. Bingo.com saw their listing drop in ranking from 2nd to 8th place, achieving 40 percent of visibility. Another category analyzed by Greenlight was that of ‘paid search overall,’ in which category 888 Ladies took the top spot. Second place is held by William Hill Bingo, followed by Wink Bingo, Poksh Bingo and Full Tilt Poker in third, fourth and fifth. Of the top ten advertising online gambling websites, half were bingo-only specialty sites, four catered to the game of poker, and one stood out as the multi-faceted giant they are: 888.com