If SBR was auctioned how much do you think it would fetch?
Please vote in the poll.
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44Less than $100,0000%10$100,000 to $500,0000%10$500,000 to $1,000,0000%9$1,000,000 to $2,000,0000%9More than $2,000,0000%6 -
4 dollarsComment -
More than $2,000,000.Comment -
17 dollarsComment -
5 million dollarsComment -
5000 sbr points.Comment -
2.5 to 3.5 million
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100k-500kComment -
5k to a mil due to current industry troubleComment -
treee fiddyComment -
nothing...what good is SBR when the books shut down...Comment -
If JJ is included in the deal that downgrades the price tremendously.Comment -
no idea who would pay anything for itComment -
Pavy your more concerned about SBR and shutting down and so on more then John. Do u lose sleep at night?Comment -
About 2 MillionComment -
Lol you guys.
It's not worth more than $100,000 I can tell you that.
Guaranteed.Comment -
Looking at balance sheets right now
you guys do not have a clue about businessComment -
Really? I dealt in the domain name industry for 10 years, bought and sold hundreds of domains, including forums with thousands of users and more traffic than SBR.Originally posted by jjgold
Quit it JJ.
puffComment -
spankie our point balances might be worth almost 100k, if that was all the site was worth they would pack upOriginally posted by spankieComment -
$33,000 would win it for youComment -
Ok maybe 1.7 million
but now lowerComment -
100K is probably the limit on what someone would pay.Originally posted by rm18
Then again, you've got people who will pay anything for what they want.
Depends on the buyer.Comment -
At least this much:
50-60k uniques per month is pretty good (roughly 1/2 of espn.com's uniques on average for the past year).Comment -
Those appraisal programs are worthless, they do not reflect actual value. Just a heads up there.Originally posted by Blax0rAt least this much:
50-60k uniques per month is pretty good (roughly 1/2 of espn.com's uniques on average for the past year).
Great example, I just ran one of my domains that I know gets only 20 unique visitors a day, that site says its worth $30,000. Uhm. not even close. Lol.Comment -
i'd say no more then a couple jjgold thongs, a loustache, and a coaster set
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Not as much as Gamelive.comComment -
There is a reason your NBA texting tout business failed. It doesn't matter how good the picks are if you don't know how to market them.Originally posted by IwinyourmoneyComment -
WELL above 2 million for value.
The idea that people are trying to gauge the value of SBR based on traffic is laughable.
While I'm sure SBR has taken a hit with the numerous books shutting down or locking out players, the fact is they must have MONSTER affiliate sheets with books like Bookmaker etc (and no doubt have a better affiliate % with these books than most sites)
Promotions like SBR-Pro are very smart and pay for themselves 100x by locking people in as signups to various books.
Programmers, writers, mods etc. This is not a 100k business we're observing here.Comment -
Your assessment is the only thing laughable.Originally posted by muldoon
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How so? Easily the #1 sportsbook review website in the world is built on forum posting? Hardly. The sheer number of people fed into sportsbooks over the last decade from this site has to be in the 10's of thousands. With affiliate cuts of anywhere from 25-50% on net losses - that's hardly small potatoes.Originally posted by spankieYour assessment is the only thing laughable.
But please, break down what I said and show me the error of my ways.Comment -
Yeah like if you add up the salaries of all the employees where I work is more that $5 million per year but If someone wanted to buy us today he would be stupid to offer $5 million.Originally posted by spankieYour assessment is the only thing laughable.Comment -
A $250 freeplay from TheGreek thats if the buyer of sbr.com isnt from the US.Comment -
Less than $100,000 10 29.41%
fuk
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72,376,982 pointsComment -
Business? I sent out free picks and when I started 0-3 I stopped cause I didn't wanna bury peopleOriginally posted by pavyracerComment
