Okay so what is online skill gaming?

To learn how you can make money from other people having fun playing online games you need to know firstly what online skill gaming is. marked cards tricks

Okay so what is online skill gaming?

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You've heard of online casinos and other gambling games right? Well, online skill gaming is very different, skill games include timed moves and logical decisions and obviously the more you play, the better you become. This can make them very addictive as people see themselves becoming more skilled at their favourite games.

How popular is online gaming then?

Before we can answer that we have to look at the Internet as a whole, just to get things into perspective. The Internet is the fastest growing marketplace in the history of the world but the online skill gaming market is thought to be growing four times faster than the rate of overall Internet growth. Back in 2007 the online skill games market was worth $5.2 billion USD. In other words, $164 USD was being spent globally every second by individuals enjoying online skill based games. In just three years time this figure was forecast to grow to a staggering $412 USD per second. marked poker

How big is the online skill gaming industry?

The amount of people involved in the gaming industry shot up by a record breaking 16% in 2006. In fact, the skill games market is growing roughly three to four times faster than the rate of overall Internet growth. With Internet usage and skill game play making such strides, it may come as no surprise that statistics on these sectors are now more readily available; as a result of this there are some truly amazing statistics coming to light. In Britain June 2006, roughly 28% of people played skill games online with the average user spending over one and a half hours playing them.