Should I buy the sbr poker source for 75,000?

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http://www.sbrforum.com/poker/software/

Seems pretty cheap. I'm looking to start my own poker site and have been quoted 130,000 for another turn key solution. So should I pull the trigger?

[FourLengthsClear]

How much is your marketing budget?

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40% of my initial funding round, I have an angel investor.

[BIGDAY]

Nah. GL sider

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My investor is antsy, with all the information from the DoJ he wants to strike while the market is hot.

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I've already lined up some offshore call centers for customer support.

[Glitch]

My investor is antsy, with all the information from the DoJ he wants to strike while the market is hot.

there is legislation on the table currently that looks like it can pass that will legalize poker gaming on the internet (onlly) fully in at least some states.

[FourLengthsClear]

The startup / sunk costs for a venture like this are absolutely massive and you face the prospect of going head to head with very established names with much deeper pockets than yours meaning that the only way to attract player is by 'buying' them with big bonuses.

I would avoid it like the plague.

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The startup / sunk costs for a venture like this are absolutely massive and you face the prospect of going head to head with very established names with much deeper pockets than yours meaning that the only way to attract player is by 'buying' them with big bonuses.

I would avoid it like the plague.

Thanks for the info. It's not my money I just put together the business plan and one of the guys brought in the beginning to get it rolling. If it ever turns a profit I will likely sell my share to another owner.

[ttwarrior1]

i see a scam coming soon like getting the sbr email addresses and stuff

[BigDaddy]

sounds like a good investment