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Stumble'When online gambling Is legalized, Facebook will be a $100 billion company'
(via Business Insider) · January 24, 2012 · 8:10 AM
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There is Zero chance i would put real money into facebook, their security is terrible, if they can't keep cheaters from their fake money games what's going to happen when the real thieves attack.
Online Gambling will make Bernie Madoff look like a Missionary.
WRONG.......Facebook half the time cannot provide the bandwidth to play some of the less demanding games (if you have ever played SlotoMania you know what I am talking about), so HOW are they going to be able to provide the bandwidth for the increased data stream demanded by online poker. Might be people jumping on the bandwagon in the beginning, but will bail as soon as their games lock up, or fail to connect (conveniently enough only when you are winning), they will go to the online versions of the Casinos that are already positioning themselves for this transition. Besides is going to be so regulated that only those with gaming licenses already in place that will get the nod. Besides, does this 'insider' even have a clue as to the regulations that will be in effect when it does go legal. Will probably take 3 years for Facebook to come close to getting a gaming license. That already puts them behind the 8 ball.