The real winner here is undoubtably 888.com the press coverage that they have received from this has been immense coupled with 70,000 people hyping it up means they have done wonders to promote 888 and make people more aware of their brand. At the end of the day it is just another (albeit clever one) way to promote the brand as a safe reputable online casino. I have read all the posts about the 888.biz opportunity and it makes me laugh, you can tell straight away who has paid the $25 to register, they spurt the same lines "888.biz is not a pyramid, they have a tangible product....... i am making 6 figure incomes from this etc". The revenue model is fundemantally floored in that there simply are not enough quality casino players out there. Its great that so many people have signed up, but there are only a finite amount of friends, brothers, sisters, aunties, uncles, grandmothers, grandads, work collegues to recruit. Those who are involved with this will know exactly what i mean. And im sure i will get a post back telling me that they have retired from this, but for every one of you there are 10,000 others aspiring to be in your position. In all honesty you are unlikely to make your millions from partaking in this scheme, but Peter Powderham will buy you a drink and tell you can make a fortune doing it rest assured, after all he did.