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In yet another attempt to to monetize my blog, I am now selling sponsorships for you to advertise anything gaming-related on this site. Books, websites, apps, articles or whatever, as long as it has to do with casino gambling I will advertise it for you here,  and for a very reasonable rate.

For those of you unfamiliar with my blog, I can tell you a little about it. I've been blogging on Blogger for almost 2 years. I am up to over 3, 000 page views a month, which I know isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things, however my blog is very targeted.   All of the people that read this blog are interested in the casino industry as a whole, and specifically the following things:  Casino surveillance, Casino gaming and it's management, blackjack (basic strategy and  advantage play), craps and other table games, slot machines, sports betting, loss prevention, CCTV technology, the philosophy and training of surveillance personnel, and security and surveillance response to various types of incidents.

As a 25 + year veteran of Casino surveillance, I consider myself an expert in all of those areas. I cross-promote all of my posts on  Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin, where have I have many industry contacts including professional casino operators, as well as hardware and software manufacturers and integrators.

I can devote an entire post to your product or service, or mentioned it briefly in multiple posts, whichever you prefer.  Click on the link to my eBay listing here. if you have any questions contact me through the eBay posting and we can discuss what you want to do.

In other ways to help, you can click here to become a Patron of mine on Patreon. And  here is the link to my Amazon affiliate page and some  Good books about Casino gambling.

Finally, if I could impose on my good readers just one more thing, it would be to please mention this blog to your friends or acquaintances or coworkers that might be interested in it, and it's subject matter. I'm trying to grow my readership in an organic way, without purchasing online advertising to do it. Thanks in advance for any help you guys can provide.

Have a great day, and good luck everybody.

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