January 12, 2013 (Press-News.org) Low Risk Winner, a popular UK Gaming site, created by two web masters in the July 2010, has received a huge recognition of its position in the industry, by being nominated for and short-listed in the iGB Affiliate awards.
Low Risk Winner is an online gaming site, initially designed to be the best place for people to compare betting offers. However, it quickly grew to offer sports news, casino offers and poker, bingo and games promotions too. Their unique navigation path and easy to use layout, makes them stand out from the crowd.
The iGB affiliate awards are operated by iGaming Business, a company which has been around for over eight years, proving vital information and published material regarding the internet gaming sector. At the beginning of the year, iGB hosts its own unique awards ceremony in London, with over twenty categories. Low Risk Winner was fortunate enough to receive nominations for Best Sports affiliate, Best Newcomer affiliate and Best Overall affiliate.
Once the nomination period is through, the nominations are put out to vote, and Lowriskwinner.com was eventually shortlisted for the Best newcomer affiliate. The 2013 iGB awards ceremony is being held on the 8th of February 2013, at The Brewery in London.
Ryan Sheader, co-owner of Low Risk Winner, had this to say "It is a truly an amazing thought that we have taken an idea through to creation, and having put a load of blood, sweat and tears in, it feels good when you learn that your work may potentially become an award winner. So I am looking forward to attending the award in February, as win or lose, it's sure to be a good night. I shall be attending with the guys from Coral bookmakers too, which is an honour in itself. They are certainly a brand to be respected, and we have seen a huge improvement in business since the new GBP50 Coral free bet was rolled out. I just can't wait, I am alive with excitement"
It's comforting in the current economic climate that somebody can go from creating a money making website, and take it through the stages, on to be an award winner. In today's society, where we are trying to actively encourage business and investment, this can only serve to entice other potential young entrepreneurs too.
About www.Lowriskwinner.com
LowRiskWinner.com is an impartial gambling directory site, operated by a team of UK based webmasters. Lowriskwinner.com was started in July 2010, intended to list the best bookmaker, casino and games offers.
UK Gaming Site Shortlisted for Prestigious Affiliate Award
The popular UK gaming site, Low Risk Winner, has seen its third year of business being recognised in a great fashion, having been nominated for and short listed for best newcomer affiliate at the prestigious iGB affiliate awards.
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[Press-News.org] UK Gaming Site Shortlisted for Prestigious Affiliate AwardThe popular UK gaming site, Low Risk Winner, has seen its third year of business being recognised in a great fashion, having been nominated for and short listed for best newcomer affiliate at the prestigious iGB affiliate awards.