How would you approach French market ?

[Bandwin]

I think both Everest and Titan work very well!
But they really have legal issues. I wouldn't feel to sure and would maybe start an English site besides. You never know what stupid things European governments will do. But the EU will regularize the market for sure!

[AssKicker]

Originally Posted by Asger

I'm about to enter the French market as well - mainly with sportsbetting though.. I know there's a LOT of legal issues right now, but laws are changing as we speak as they'll have to live up to EU legislation. Besides this, I really don't know much about the legal aspects of the market..

Anyone who knows more..?

I'm specifically concerned if I'm able to use a wonderful .fr domain I have, or if I should go for a .com to avoid any unnecessary problems..

To answer the question of the post, I believe there's a lot to gain from the French market - especially in the future! And competition is far less than for instance Denmark, which (despite only 5 mil. people) makes good money for 5-10 .dk affiliates.

Asger

Hey there,

Online gambling is totally forbidden but ... only for residents! I heard it will be legalized in 2k9.

So if you are living in USA or elsewhere you can go without a problem, and yes there's a lot of money on the french market as well.

Best exemples for sports betting since you're talking about it are bwin.com and betclic.com with more than 80% of frenchies and be sure they have enough money that they don't know what to do with

AK

PS : and if you wanna add your websites to my directory that would be cool


EDIT : oh dear god i made it, like a newbie i didn't take a look to the post date :s

[alwaysonline.ca]

Do you offer custom wordpress design services? or do you just do it for yourself?

[willhickok]

Seconded, re: everest.
Also I know that hollywoodpoker/hollywoodaffiliates have expandeded to offer french versions of their site, games, and a loads of french banners for affiliates in their program.
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[Andy Poker.Vg]

i wouldnt, i dont like the french.