What I mean is that open-source software is freely distributed under a general public license. I've never seen any open source application that was sold or traded as a commodity.
ah, cool. It just threw me because someone else here was asking about open source a couple of weeks ago. There are two open source poker products out there, but I've never tried either of them. I have been told that they both have a lot of bugs.
I also never tried any free open-source casinos/poker rooms ...
However, I am soon starting a company called "JackPotSoft".
We will be selling a complete onling gaming solution called "GamingCenter" which will include a casino only in the first version, but we are planning to add Poker and casino modules with version upgrades.
The solutions is going to include a few standard flash games (roulette, keno, blackjack, video poker, hi-lo, virtual horse racing, slot machines) and users will be able to purchase additional games on our versions or trade their own games for GamingCenter in our forums...
We are planning to sell the complete, unencrypted solution for $499.99 (our goal is to sell 1000 GamingCenter's till end of 2007)
Do you think this can be successful/ are there enough people looking for onling gaming software so that we can achieve our goals?
GamingCenter will actually be the first really cheap turnkey online gaming solution (the application has got a really good quality and had cost us about $35000 to develop, not like Kazinosoft lol ;)
he stole our source codes, also dont trade, he has stolen source code from bwin.com casino
the vegashollywoodcasino.com source code will not work and has backdoor to prevent running stolen casino, we will steal your player base if you attempt to cheat us!
I can't believe my eyes. The guy who was widely accused across the internet of stealing source code from eplaysoft is now here trying to claim that someone else stole it from him.
I don't really believe you for a second, but even if it's true, all I can say is sweet, sweet irony.
