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Yes, you can use it

Yeah, WTF?

And Facebook's wall

And you would be wrong if it weren't for your parenthetical hedge. Using Betable, it's completely legal for any developer to offer real money gambling in their games to any players…

@MostAwesomeDude I think you pointed out a major issue with social games in general, which is that across the industry, free-to-pay conversion rates are only about 2% and player on…

Strange to me that people are talking about better ways to serve ads in games and apps instead of alternative revenue streams to ads. Ads suck no matter how you position them in yo…

@somecallmetim i sympathize with your frustration. What do you think the solution is? What other ways do you monetize your games?

sure, I thought that was obvious

Yep, that's why I know so much about the space :)

I don't think they forgot that. There is a big world outside of the US that CAN gamble and bet LEGALLY online. Using Betable ( http://developers.betable.com/developers/signin ), ga…

Now, they could piggy-back on Betable's licenses and legally offer a casino in Second Life.

The legal issues are solved by Betable ( http://developers.betable.com/developers/signin ). Betable already has gambling licenses which have been issued to them by the UK Gambling …

Full Tilt Poker and Poker Stars were breaking the law. That's not what Betable is proposing. Had those two companies stayed outside of the US like Betfair and many other multi-bill…

Real-money gambling historically generates over 100X more ARPU than typical social gaming revenue streams, so even with that rev split, game developers stand to make much more mone…