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Originally Posted by pubjoe
Whatever the reasons are, it must be pretty easy to knock up a new logo and a flash animated splash screen and call it a new casino, so I suppose the small outlay quickly pays for itself if it means that "joe (gambling loving and pig loving) public" can now combine his two favourite things!
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There are several aspects here which we simply do not know the facts for, mainly if MG gives a rebate on their licensing for the different casinos. Also, does different installations require seperate servers, I would suppose so. Anyways, easy to do some IP checks where traffic goes - however it doesn't change anything for the players.
I would suspect the reason for having more casinos is to to have different styles. A typical scenario could be:
1. Main casino for average players.
2. Second casino promoting high rollers, and bonuses made for this kind of players
3. Third casino promoting bonuses for all, to get the bonus whores.
and so on.
There are so many casinos out there, so surely having more than one is better - since if we loose much we want another - if we win much we want another! Point is - having atleast 2 is good! Also, if we like the main one, we most likely will deposit in their others aswell!
Obviously MG charges a heavy license for each casino, otherwise we would see alot more casios popping up all over the place.
I personally believe each casino run on their own servers, so that all history
pr player is unique to the casino installation. After this - the CS people has access to all the different casinos from their different backend logins, so in reality you have the same CS people serving all customers in the group at all times if you like. However, if you have broad customer base and take CS seriously you would make sure each casino has their own personel.
This is really business ABC, and is no different from a McDonalds franchise in my opinion - atleast there are no reason for it to be.