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You left one thing out...it really has alot to do with the software also. I know of one example of a room that I'll give 99-1 to succeed, and that's cardcrusade. It's a java client, and they totally jumped the gun on their launch. The server frequently locks up, and quits dealing cards.
The worst part of it would be their CS. It's non-existant. I emailed them regarding the lockups I experienced (Only played out the $5 free and tested a freeroll), and have yet to recieve a reply, even on the 2nd mail telling them I wouldn't be back. No explanation, no plea to have me back, nada. Any small startup should be on top of such an email, and would be very eager to retain any customer that signs up with them.
They have it where you can create your own tables, but only for limit games. No PL, no NL. For those you have to use the preset tables they have available.
There's also no Omaha, 7stud, nor 5stud.
Their freerolls looked to have about 50 people in them, but are too small ($250) to attract most players.
They are giving away $5 free to sign up, so most all of the money in play is theirs. I didn't see anyone with over $40 there, so I'm assuming that there has been few, if any, deposits made.
The above clearly points out how *not* to launch a new poker room.
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Last edited by winbig; 1st September 2006 at 09:00 PM.
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