Elite Operator Right Casino Media Launches LiveGamble.com

LiveGamble.com, the Department Store for Live Gambling, offers exclusive deals specialising in the live gambling industry.

2011-04-15

ESSEX, ENGLAND, April 15, 2011 (Press-News.org) Right Casino Media, a UK-based online gambling portal operator, primarily focusing in the growing 'live' industry; today launched their latest website LiveGamble.com. The sites immediate goal is to help players find reputable places to gamble live within the United Kingdom - this includes but is not limited to in-play betting, live dealer casino games as well as live dealer bingo.

LiveGamble.com is at present targeted towards the UK gambling market however will be translated into various European languages over the coming months and will eventually offer solutions globally. The overall site objective involves helping players find the best bonuses, most of which are exclusively brokered by the LiveGamble.com team, as well as to provide them with a comprehensive and accurate review of the gambling products offered. This large user offering has penned the slogan 'The department store for live gambling' which has now been added across the website and will be used in marketing materials.

"The live gambling market has exploded in recent years and consequently a large number of websites have added sections which cover this. We found however that there were very few dedicated portals which could offer users a comprehensive overview of the niche. I am delighted to be partnering with Right Casino Media and look forward to seeing the site progress" commented Anthony Miles, registrant of the LiveGamble.com domain.

Live Gambling has grown massively over the last 5 years, with nearly all major operators now including some form of live offering to their player base, whether that be live in-play betting or live dealer casinos.

LiveGamble.com is an independent live gambling review site, operated by Right Casino Media Limited, a registered company in England and Wales. Right Casino Media, launched in 2010, provides impartial gambling reviews and subsequent advertising solutions to trusted and reputable online brands. Other sites in the Right Casino Media network include www.LiveRoulette.co.uk and www.LiveCasinos.co.uk.

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