How big can we make PokerOwned?

[keyalove]

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Can any body xplin me what is that ????

[danifeldsher]

i dont like it. when you turn too big - you lose your advantage

[turbopiki]

it would be great its a win win for all i hope that happens one day

[harleydexter]

I dont know how much bigger this can get, but if we have the biasedness towards people who are newer to the older ones, this site is almost like a police state haha with little child hall monitors who have favorites... well done zab

[pokerpoem]

pursing growth is always good, but don't loose the power to be the decision maker. It is your choices that have made it this far, make sure to keep it that way.

[RSick300]

i like rake the rake..just reviewed it and looks good

[Pray4Spades]

I could see it getting pretty big, so long as the community isn't a bunch of douches.

[Invertedafro]

I could see it getting pretty big, so long as the community isn't a bunch of douches.

Too late for that doosh, but it could get bigger....if only any of my friendz had a computer

[WECpoker]

So I got to thinking...

What if we somehow merged with a very large poker site, or rakeback site. Let's say for example if we merged with RakeTheRake.com or if PokerOwned was a "part" of RTR.

Some of you who are members of both sites, could you see that working? Give me your thoughts and ideas.. I want to try and really blow PokerOwned up HUGE.

Long story short, I am putting together a Powerpoints presentation to possibly pitch the idea to some huge poker sites on the net.. I think with the right partner, we could have double the amount of tournaments in number and prize pools.


Thoughts?

As far as RakeTheRake goes (FWIW I am a member and affiliate for them), I would say that might not be the best idea if you are looking for a partner who is growing. With the monopolies going away because rakeback is available more and more without having to go thru sites like RTR, I think these types of sites may start to shrivel up. Although if you are looking for a site and the only requirement is a huge amount of current members than RTR may be a good bet. I think it has been one of the best rakeback sites for years and has great management.

As the years pass, and the US turns to more of the 'homegrown' poker rooms that will develop as NV, NJ and other states get moving on the inter-state compact poker bandwagon, these rakeback sites may or may not just disappear entirely.

[estefanetti]

bad beat ??? full house vs flush