Diary of a Mad Editor

People have been gambling for about as long as there have been people walking on this planet. Eventually gambling evolved into formal gaming houses —  “Dens of Iniquity” where patrons could satisfy most of their vices. Later, thanks largely to mob hit man, Bugsy Siegel, casinos were born in the Nevada desert.  Then, the Internet  gave us virtual casinos. With more people gambling online, the casino lobby twisted the arms of politicians to outlaw online gaming in the U.S. leaving Europe and South America to keep online gambling sites afloat.

It’s easy for the mind to drift to the subject of online gambling when one is desperate for money. You’re broke and you think, maybe I’ll try my luck. So you start trolling the Internet for online gambling sites.

Which brings us to luckystudcasino.com. It’s not really a casino, per se. Actually if you look at the site, it seems to be an affiliate site for another site — a Europe-based online casino, partycasino.com, a virtual casino offering “160 different games” or something like that. You can gamble with play money or with real money. The Lucky Stud Casino website has minimal content, just a few brief articles and a link that takes you offsite. The layout of the site is a variation of a Google Sniper site.  A couple of articles about the history of gambling. One article about the legal status of online gambling in the U.S., an article about celebrity poker players and a pre-sell article pitching Party Casino.