Online Casino Style: News - Victory Poker Moves to Cake

09/04/2010		Online Casino Style - News: Victory Poker Moves to Cake
Home History Games News Dictionary		Yet another online gambling website is on the move this week, with news that the internet casino Victory Poker.com has announced their intention to move to the Cake Poker Network. The site is owned by an energy drink company by the name of Who’s Your Daddy, owned and operated by Dan Fleyshman. According to a report by the Poker News Daily, the move will take place this month, taking their leave of Everleaf Network, a smaller group already struggling to keep the few member sites they have. The confirmation of rumors was made by Fleyshman himself this week, that went along with his birthday celebration. The online casino itself is very new as well, launching only this past February at the Hard Rock Café in Las Vegas, Nevada with the CEO throwing a lavish party in celebration of the new site’s introduction to the internet gambling market. The site debuted as a member of the Everleaf – UPN network, though now its become apparently that they were unable to provide the player liquidity necessary for Victory Poker to continue growing that pace Fleyshman envisions. Everleaf is not well-known in the online gambling community for the simple reason that they host a much smaller menu of member sites. The advantages come with the security and feeling of personal intimacy that comes with playing amongst a small group of friends. The downside is apparent, causing not only Victory Poker to abandon ship, but other online poker sites as well. The remainder webpages include only Everleaf Poker, Minter Poker and now Poker4Ever. As Victory Poker was actually one of the larger internet casino sites holding the Everleaf network up, most industry experts anticipate that their departure could have significant consequences for the remainder. According to the monitoring site Poker Scout, it only sees an average of about 350 players come through the sites, with the network ranking in a dismal 22nd place on the rankings. Compartively, Cake Poker is rising, currently sitting in 16th place, and sees at least 840 players come through every day, giving Victory a great chance at exposure.

09/04/2010

Online Casino Style - News:
Victory Poker Moves to Cake

Yet another online gambling website is on the move this week, with news that the internet casino Victory Poker.com has announced their intention to move to the Cake Poker Network. The site is owned by an energy drink company by the name of Who’s Your Daddy, owned and operated by Dan Fleyshman. According to a report by the Poker News Daily, the move will take place this month, taking their leave of Everleaf Network, a smaller group already struggling to keep the few member sites they have.

The confirmation of rumors was made by Fleyshman himself this week, that went along with his birthday celebration. The online casino itself is very new as well, launching only this past February at the Hard Rock Café in Las Vegas, Nevada with the CEO throwing a lavish party in celebration of the new site’s introduction to the internet gambling market. The site debuted as a member of the Everleaf – UPN network, though now its become apparently that they were unable to provide the player liquidity necessary for Victory Poker to continue growing that pace Fleyshman envisions.

Everleaf is not well-known in the online gambling community for the simple reason that they host a much smaller menu of member sites. The advantages come with the security and feeling of personal intimacy that comes with playing amongst a small group of friends. The downside is apparent, causing not only Victory Poker to abandon ship, but other online poker sites as well. The remainder webpages include only Everleaf Poker, Minter Poker and now Poker4Ever.

As Victory Poker was actually one of the larger internet casino sites holding the Everleaf network up, most industry experts anticipate that their departure could have significant consequences for the remainder. According to the monitoring site Poker Scout, it only sees an average of about 350 players come through the sites, with the network ranking in a dismal 22nd place on the rankings. Compartively, Cake Poker is rising, currently sitting in 16th place, and sees at least 840 players come through every day, giving Victory a great chance at exposure.