How important is community for a poker site's success?

How important is community for a poker site's success?

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Do you think great software or a strong community matters more in the long run?
 
A community of dedicated, loyal members will always have a sure standing and positive control of whatever site they are on, so Community is a very important part software would probably be second if not third, but it a Site to Site basis
 
Foucs on the word "strong". You have a lot of really nice people in your community but they have largely relied on the kindness (looking at you Stock Poker!) of others to pay their way.

Create a great product and draw in a great community through your, extrmely dideicated, hard work.

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If you ask me,. I would say community is everything for a poker site to succeed. Good software brings in players, but having a great community keep them. When players feel like they are part of something, they will want to return.
 
If you ask me,. I would say community is everything for a poker site to succeed. Good software brings in players, but having a great community keep them. When players feel like they are part of something, they will want to return.
Software is the foundation. You need good software to keep the community happy, but I also believe a poker site should prioritize building a strong community and actively listening to its players to make improvements.
 

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