FXArena.com | Win & Withdraw!

[thefxarena]

FX ARENA - Trade using $10,000 demo money, and win real cash prizes!

Enjoy Unlimited Contests 24/5

The FX Arena is both innovative and completely unique in the world of forex. It features a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to get started and take part.

Traders can put their trading skills to the test and discover new ways to earn from the international currency markets.

There are hundreds of contests available to choose from, with a rich variety designed to suit all tastes and styles.

By opening an FX Arena Account, you can gain full access to the FX Arena and take part in as many contests as you like, as often as you like.

REGISTER and win real cash prize today - www.fxarena.com

[thefxarena]

Weekly FREE Contest | BIG FREE USD 500 GUARANTEED!

The Big Free $2,000 Contest

The Big Freehttps://www.fxarena.com/arena/#/contest/J7R

[Nick]

How do you guys generate revenue?

[thefxarena]

The Big Micro $1,000 Forex ContestEach new client will get 1 free ticket to join BIG MICRO Contest as a welcome bonus!

micro1.jpg

JOIN CONTEST NOW!

[Nick]

How do you guys generate revenue?

???

This isn't an advertising board. If you want to post your shit here I'd appreciate if you could at least respond.

[thefxarena]

How do you guys generate revenue?

Please note, we have free and paid contest. FX Arena generates revenue by charging a fee for every entry in Scheduled and Fixed Competitions. This fee is completely transparent and can be seen when registering for a contest. For example, to register for the Big Mini - $5,000 Contest, the fee is $5 + $1, of which $1 is the revenue generated for FX Arena.

[Nick]

Please note, we have free and paid contest. FX Arena generates revenue by charging a fee for every entry in Scheduled and Fixed Competitions. This fee is completely transparent and can be seen when registering for a contest. For example, to register for the Big Mini - $5,000 Contest, the fee is $5 + $1, of which $1 is the revenue generated for FX Arena.

Ok, seems like you've modeled the online poker environment.