The Internet's Original Betting Portal Still Pioneering New Territory
Written by Wheretobet.com
Mon, 11 Jun 2007
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San Jose, Costa Rica, June 11, 2007 -- Wheretobet.com, one of the very first online betting portals, has broken new territory by becoming the very first user driven gaming site on the internet.
The most popular websites on the internet, like myspace.com and youtube.com are member driven virtual communities, where the site's users gather to participate together based on common interests, such as social networking in the case of myspace.com, and video sharing in the case of youtube.com
Wheretobet.com has brought that same successful model to the world of internet gaming.
The online gaming, community powered, site released by wheretobet.com allows online gamblers, whether they be sports bettors, casino gamblers, poker players, bingo players, or even skill gaming enthusiasts, to do such things as leave public reviews of the gaming brands listed on the site, leave comments or warnings for other users, add gaming related articles, and even suggest additional brands or bonuses to be listed on the site for the benefit of the community as a whole. A forum for the site's users to interact further is reported to be on the way as well, which promises to be among the most popular places for online gamblers to discuss the latest gaming gossip.
Wheretobet.com also ensures that the players participating in the community are privy to the latest information direct from the gaming merchants themselves, who also have the ability to log on and provide the latest and most important information regarding their products, such as their newest sign up bonuses, betting promotions, and special offers.
By bringing the gaming operators together with the players, and the players together with each other, the Wheretobet.com community seeks to educate the operators about what the players want, as well as to educate the players about which sites have a history of satisfying their customers, and which sites are best avoided.