Online casino site projects big revenue

     World Wide Web Casinos Inc. is forecasting revenue of $100 million in its first year of operating its Internet casino.
      World Wide Web Casinos President Peter Demos said the company opens its Internet casino in May and expects to attract 200 players an hour with jackpots of as much as $10 million, rising to a potential $200 million.
      The Santa Ana, Calif.-based Internet casino company last week announced a reverse takeover of Nasdaq-listed USA Growth Co.
      Once online, World Wide Web Casinos will offer home gamblers access to three-dimensional, interactive slot machines, blackjack, craps, video poker, roulette and worldwide bingo.
      Potential players register with the casino, hand over credit card details and receive in return a debit card to use as chips.