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Who Else Wants to Play On Line Games on Their Boss’s Computer?

Has your boss come over while you were engrossed in a highly stimulating on line skill game, and totally chewed you out for wasting his and your time, improperly using his computer system, and threatened you with ‘the door’ if you got caught again?

Well, if that is so, there is light at the end of the tunnel for you.

I know this may seem strange to you, but the American government (who else?) have stated that playing on line games of skill for a twenty minute break during the working day can actually improve your powers of concentration and work rate.

Imagine that! Uncle Sam says it’s perfectly in order to use your boss’s computer system to challenge one of your mates anywhere across the world – AND in the time that you are being paid to work!

So - on line skill gaming could now be used as a replacement for the smoke break – courtesy of the US government.

OK – so what is this new phenomenon, and why all of a sudden has it become so popular?

Unlike gambling, which is all about luck, and can be very expensive, on line skill gaming is all about pitting your wits and skills against you opponent (or opponents) who can be anywhere in the world. It is not expensive (around $5 a game) and because of the levels of skill needed to play some of these games; it really does sharpen your wits.

If you are in a repetitive job then, a ‘gaming break’ can be just as revitalising as the old cigarette just outside the front door used to be. And this is not limited to ‘blue collar’ employment. Where quite extreme brain power is needed, sometimes, to break out into a totally new mental environment for 20 minutes or so can bring on some really great lateral ideas into your mind.

A year or so back, I had the pleasure of visiting a great internet marketing genius, Stephen Pierce, in his training centre in Ann Arbor, Michigan (The ‘ThinkUbator’). What amazed me then, and is now becoming clearer, was the fact that scattered around the training rooms at his ThinkUbator were small side rooms where you could take time out from a heavy day of learning, and immerse yourself in all the latest and coolest computer games. Stephen had no objection to anybody wandering off during one of his lectures to get some mental relief.

But something has changed dramatically since those heady days in Ann Arbor!

There is a new breed of on line gaming facilities becoming available now, which combines the coolest on line skills games with the added advantage of Social Networking, has now entered its pre-launch phase.

Why Social Networking?

Well, what’s the point in having access to the latest coolest on line games, if you have nobody to play with? What if you fancy a tournament for really great prizes, and want to involve several, a dozen, or hundreds of participants to your challenge?

I am sure you will have heard of at least one of these social networks such as Windows Live Messenger, AOL, Google Talk and Yahoo!, each with their own IM (Instant Messenger facility) and millions of members across the Globe?

Well, some of these new developments actually incorporates an interface to these massive social networking groups, so that at a touch of a mouse click, you can challenge any of these contacts (individually or en mass for high paying Tournaments) for an instant rush of adrenalin as you commence your challenge. Even better when you scoop the Jackpot!

And of course, with such a widespread appeal, the opportunity to build a complete home business around promoting one of these sites looks tremendously appealing.

Now is the time to jump in and ride on the back of this massive tidal wave of interest in an market that is already worth around $147 per second today, and is forecast to grow to well over $412 per second in under 36 more months?