Casino Fares Poorly on Stock Exchange

Casino Fares Poorly on Stock ExchangeThe online casino business seems to be on a roll, but not all sites are successful when it comes to the value of their shares. Recently, one British operation disappointed investors when the company´s shares took a dive on the stock exchange during its second day of trading.

By John W | Jun 19, 2005
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While most online casinos seem to be operating a profitable business, this UK internet poker site in particular wasn´t showing a whole lot of promise on the stock market.

While online poker rooms have become extremely popular in the past few years, they are not unsusceptible to financial downturns. The rise in popularity of poker at the online casino can be attributed to the games exposure in several different areas such as television and the internet. From celebrity games to tournaments, poker fever is reaching a fever pitch. This explains the popularity of the most widely recognized gambling game.

Empire Poker, the online casino that recently took a bit of a dive on the stock market, raised £123m in London on Wednesday. Jag Mundi, who is the head of Empire's corporate finance advisers commented that: We have been caught up in the cross-fire over the PartyGaming float. There's a lot of talk over whether their float will succeed or fail or whether they will have to cut their price again.
 
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