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list for vegas whales

by copyassassin
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Hi Copy Gang,

Do any of you know where I can get a list of vegas whales who gamble over 100K per year?

Thx.

Adam
#list #vegas #whales
  • Profile picture of the author RickDuris
    $100K a year is not a whale. True "whales" gamble between $10,000 to $1,000,000 per bet. There are about 400-500.

    What are you trying to accomplish?

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  • Profile picture of the author copyassassin
    Hi Rick,

    This would be a Dm campaign for tax strategy services. I profiled my higher end clients, and they gamble 10-100K per year. I'd like to target those kind of people. 1MM/bet. wow! i'd love to target them as well. adam
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  • Profile picture of the author Ricardo Furtado
    Vegas Whales ...well live and learn.
    Regards
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  • Profile picture of the author splitTest
    Originally Posted by ewenmack View Post


    This list have Vegas credit approval ranging from $500 to $100,000
    https://lists.nextmark.com/market?pa...acard&id=93665

    Vegas Ewen

    Where can I learn to read the data on that page?

    Is there a thread somewhere on this forum that provides a basic grounding on selecting and buying lists? Are there good resources elsewhere on the web?
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    • Profile picture of the author ewenmack
      Originally Posted by splitTest View Post

      Where can I learn to read the data on that page?

      Is there a thread somewhere on this forum that provides a basic grounding on selecting and buying lists? Are there good resources elsewhere on the web?
      Here's a place to start.

      It grades lists and then scroll down
      and you'll see a screen shot
      of what a good list looks like.

      http://www.warriorforum.com/offline-...ects-have.html

      Best,
      Ewen
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  • Profile picture of the author RickDuris
    You're serious about this, Adam? Or is this a wild hair idea you're playing with?
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    • Profile picture of the author copyassassin
      Very serious. This is something I want to do and will do. Want to join me on another hair brained experiment?

      I'm willing to put a couple thousand into testing this theory out.
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      • Profile picture of the author splitTest
        This (below) is great. Thanks for putting it together, Mack.

        Not to pick your brains too much -- (I'm gonna embark on boning up on list buying on my own) -- but, just curious -- does stuff like " $10.00/M" mean the cost for that select slice of the list is 10 dollars per thousand?

        Of course, as a total noob, my initial intrigue is about the costs, so that part caught my eye.

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        • Profile picture of the author ewenmack
          Originally Posted by splitTest View Post

          This (below) is great. Thanks for putting it together, Mack.

          Not to pick your brains too much -- (I'm gonna embark on boning up on list buying on my own) -- but, just curious -- does stuff like " $10.00/M" mean the cost for that select slice of the list is 10 dollars per thousand?

          Of course, as a total noob, my initial intrigue is about the costs, so that part caught my eye.
          That $10 is in addition for that select.

          Per m is for 1,000 names.

          The top box I drew covers the rental fee for the core list per 1,000 names.

          Very common is a minimum of 5,000 names and pricing for that basic number
          over a wide range of lists is $600.

          Best,
          Ewen
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      • Profile picture of the author RickDuris
        Originally Posted by copyassassin View Post

        Very serious. This is something I want to do and will do. Want to join me on another hair brained experiment?

        I'm willing to put a couple thousand into testing this theory out.
        I think you're going to struggle. $2K won't be enough to crack the nut.

        I don't think you quite appreciate a gambler's mindset, Adam. No offense, but taxes are a buzz kill. Getting them to "turn the corner" to consider your offer will be a challenge.

        My guess is you'll blow through your $2K faster than a bad night at the tables.

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  • Profile picture of the author misterme
    Have you thought about contacting sports advisory services and pitching a JV with them?
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Pescetti
    I agree with Rick... but with the right copy... you might be able to get at least one high roller to opt-in.

    I'd imagine word-of-mouth makes a HUGE difference here. Get one guy... get them all!

    Mark
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