Has everyone already forgotten the recent implosion of poker? I'm sure smaller companies can get away with this by flying under the radar, but should the biggest player in the game go down this road it'd be a short lived trip.
Why Zynga Is Leaving Money On The Table
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#12Has everyone already forgotten the recent implosion of poker? I'm sure smaller companies can get away with this by flying under the radar, but should the biggest player in the game go down this road it'd be a short lived trip.
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#13Has everyone already forgotten the recent implosion of poker? I'm sure smaller companies can get away with this by flying under the radar, but should the biggest player in the game go down this road it'd be a short lived trip.
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-billion dollar real-money gambling and betting companies do (it's a big world out there), then they would have been fine.
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#14I would say tricky, but if they could get away with this, it's a big win. A legal way to get money out of the games would be significantly more attractive for gamers than what they do now in black markets. We know it happens...