Juicestorm Gambling Blog

Stan James stole my bandwidth!

November 21st, 2008

Now to the point of my headline. In 2001 Stan James decided they wanted an offshore gaming licence and, at that time, Gibraltar weren’t issuing any more. So the powers that be looked at the map for a jurisdiction which had easy reach from the UK and was in Europe. It was decided that Malta should be approached who weren’t, at that time, involved in the gaming market at all.

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Arriving soon at Juicestorm

November 21st, 2008

A weekly BetBotPro Live Feed — See the BetBotPro in action, will it blow the bank live!
OddsMatcher Training Videos — Learn how to guarantee your risk free bets with Darren Hall’s Odds Matcher
Video Reviews — Watch a selection of Betting Bots, Scalping software and Trading Programs in Action.

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The Juicestorm Mail Bag

November 20th, 2008

The mail bag continues to grow daily and I’m happy to answer everything. The question below was raised by Joao in Portugal and I thought it would be of interest if I published it here with my reply.
Date: 19 November 2008 18:25:51
Subject: Laying Greyhounds
Hello,
First of all, I’d like to congratulate you for your blog, it [...]

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WUBT Betting Exchange Radio

November 17th, 2008

Back on this Wednesday 19th November by popular demand is Darren from Bet72.com. It’s just over a year ago since I was proud to have him as a guest on WUBT and he certainly hasn’t stood still during that time. Last year’s show is in the player here. He’ll be on live again with me [...]

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Party Poker

November 16th, 2008

When it comes to online poker brands, they don’t get much bigger then Party Poker. All the major games you would expect from a site this size including Texas Hold’em, Omaha High and Omaha High/Low, 7Card Stud, Stud 8 or Better. Buy-in’s to their poker games usually range from $5 ($1 entry fee) up to $50 ($5 entry fee). Tournament pots are normally split 50% to winner, 30% for 2nd place and 20% for 3rd place.

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GnuTrade Review

November 15th, 2008

GnuTrade is an easy way to play the world’s financial markets by betting on whether an index, such as the FTSE or Dow Jones, will go up or down. One of my favourites is GnuTrade’s Back a Player facility which is a trading option that no other gaming or trading company offers, and the potential for play money traders to make real cash if they attract a real money player to back them is obviously attractive.