WSOP final table player names for sale

[Georgia Poker]

I have all of them in hypenated form. All .com's.

With the upcoming publicity coming from the ESPN broadcasts of the final tables, you should be able to make a little cash with a few of these. The name by itself won't get you rich but it's a start. Good SEO and marketing along with a name like this can easily turn into a brandable site.

I've been doing this for a long time so I don't expect to get silly high prices for these names. I simply don't have the time to develop them so I'm giving someone here a shot to take them and run with them.

Here's a tip: I have a blog site using just one of these players names. It gets over 100 UNIQUE visitors a day and I average about 1,200 a month in revenue from this one site. It's not that HARD to use one of these names as a springboard to success. If you want to mentor under me I'm open to ideas.

Please PM me any offers or questions.

I had a news article about the WSOP when Hachem won and his name was mispelled like this jospeh hachem. I still receive traffic from SE's for this mispelling. I was going to change it when I realized it but I figure I will never be number 1 for his name, why not take the scraps from mis-spellers and be number one in google for that.

Do you think there are any legal ramifications such as cybersquatting laws that could hurt you owning those domains? I'm not sure, just curious.

[Georgia Poker]

Funny you say that, I saw you come up on there as number 1. I'm number 2 because I typo'd it in one of the tags for the site! It comes up as jospeh hachem.

I'm only concerned if they come after me As long as you don't purport yourself to "BE" that person they can't really do much other than ask for the name. Just make sure to report factual info and don't slander anyone.

The way I see it, if you make 4-6 months of income from it and then come knocking asking for it. Give it to them and be happy with the result!

I've had good success with a few of these final table players names in different formats (blogs, contests, etc.). Some of them have been high profile campaigns with press releases, etc. I'd imagine I would have heard from Hachems camp by now if they really had a problem with it.

I know Hachem has a TEAM of advisors now including PokerStars as a sponsor. I think at this point I would have heard from at least ONE of the final table players by now if they really wanted their names. If nothing else, I'm guessing they're more concerned with the outright spelling of their names vs. my hyphenated versions.

Only time will tell.

If you want one to try Jeremy, I'll give you the PAW discount special