Zero Rake Poker Business plan

[Dennisa]

Benjamin

As I mentioned earlier in the thread, and Tuff Fish agreed, if we are using a non profit model, California is very hard assed on non profits. No cash games, tourneys that can only return 10% of the funds received as prizes, with the remaining 90% going back to the charity.

If its run as a for profit company, I don't think its going to fly under the home game statues in many states.

Also I did not mention, that most likely you will need to set up 50 different sites for each state. You don't want the DOJ to interpret this as interstate commerce.