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I know they are not dot com’s, but do you guys think blackjack.cn and/or poker.cn can fetch any money if I sell them? .cn is country code for china.
I have had 0 offers on blackjack.cn, but someone offered me 3000 for poker.cn and I turned him down.
What do you guys think?
Thanks
I think you should have taken the money.
maybe, but 3000 is not a lot of money. i guess greed doesnt pay off.
I don’t see a lot of value in the name. If I was offered $3000 I would have jumped at it.
I think domain names that are search terms are going to be HOT!!!
I don’t know about the Chinese thing though – you can’t use names with .de at all because the Germans go after you in a flash.
But hyphenated domains and ws and so on – I think as the search market tightens and SEO rules more and more – these are going to be hot stuff!
Keep it. Geolocation can work both ways. The further toward localization the engines go, the less it is worth. The more they ignore the .tld, the more that the domain would be worth… and the poker one would certainly be worth more than the online-casino.com one the guy is trying to sell for six figures.
Both poker.com and poker.net are in the top ten even though they have not very good seo.
Selling it for $3000 would be crazy. By the end of the year it could be worth $1000 or $100,000+.
One disclaimer… I don’t know if the engines have an extreme prejudice against .cn domains in that they presume they should have chinese characters on them. If that is the case, you might have to wait a long time until some online poker cardrooms start appearing in Chinese…
