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I have no doubt that you already know what the answer to that is.Many people underestimate the costs involved in running a poker site. What expenses should new operators expect beyond software licensing and hosting?
We’ve had a lot of private conversations about this. If I were in a position where the finances made sense, I’d be all over starting an online poker room.I have no doubt that you already know what the answer to that is.
But I don’t think it’s all factor of understanding it’s more of a I don’t care attitude involved.
They’re not here to worry about owners expenses or whether the Site stay live or not.
It’s all about a free game to them when the free games dry up the players fold up and move on.
But don’t give up hope the players that have played the higher buyin are the players you want to keep there’s the ones that will help you stay alive while building a decent site where players win money not pennies and those are the players you need to do special things for show your appreciation for them and you have a better chance of achieving your long-term growth.
Well, you definitely not including prize pools per game.You need to pay for poker software, you also need to spend money either on website development or hiring a develover. Then there is hosting charges and domain fees. I have't build a poker site myself but I guess the cost might come around $1000
Correct and you done quite well.We’ve had a lot of private conversations about this. If I were in a position where the finances made sense, I’d be all over starting an online poker room.
It’s more than just funding though, a reliable software solution is a must. I just wish it didn’t take so long to build a poker site from scratch.
Aha, I missed that part but I was mainly concentrated on " launching an online poker room" I wasn't adding costs related to "running" a poker site. Building a site is just one part of the cost, you certainly need more money to run the site.Well, you definitely not including prize pools per game.
What about administrative details staffing or moderator those wage have to paid or do you expect it to be on a voluntary basis?