| alakz1 | 01/12/2011 17:55:20 GMT |
PARADISE!!! just imagine how many fish would be on the lake 
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| rbdflyboy | 01/12/2011 19:22:07 GMT |
| ....mmmm...HP2....?
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| Macubaas | 01/12/2011 19:44:08 GMT |
Sounds good if you ask me for UK players, as you imagine tons of fish players will be there...
You could win a lot of money out of them compared to more experienced polayers that are registerd on poker platforms.
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| SuperNoob | 01/12/2011 19:49:40 GMT |
Posted by rbdflyboy:
....mmmm...HP2....? |
more like pokerville 
post on your wall to get freeroll tokens =))
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| LoGiX | 01/12/2011 23:15:02 GMT |
| Oh . My . God .... Do want !!! it will be a hunt for the whales However I'm afraid that many players will just play in playmoney, I don't think there will be enough real money for the sharks
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| ladyred | 02/12/2011 01:58:42 GMT |
omg it would be joker poker gone mad 
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| rbdflyboy | 02/12/2011 03:41:57 GMT |
That's becoz it is. Played there b 4....can't imagine playin for cash.
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| kiirus2 | 02/12/2011 11:00:49 GMT |
| Unfortunately only for UK players
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| ladyred | 02/12/2011 13:51:30 GMT |
| Unfortunately !!!!!
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| GIOMi6 | 02/12/2011 15:51:29 GMT |
| Well that is interesting news and we will see how real money poker will develop on Facebook, there will be a lot of fish.
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| pokerpro1986 | 02/12/2011 20:38:38 GMT |
hmm...that would be very weird I think. I would not play real money poker on facebook any time soon no matter how many fish there may be!  I feel more comfortable playing at only the actual poker sites
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| rbdflyboy | 02/12/2011 23:23:18 GMT |
| Although, there are play money sites that do indeed have cash prize tourneys...I quess all would depend on the business model they select. Not to mention the software upgrades...think I'll stick with tried and true. There are already disgruntled members as a result of a beta bubble burst.
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| YOdiablo | 02/12/2011 23:32:41 GMT |
| All i want to hear about Facebook is that they've gone bankruptcy..That would be a great news
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| chumba77 | 04/12/2011 21:17:30 GMT |
| I wouldn't go near a poker application that uses real money on Facebook of all places, they should stick to what they know which is hosting 65% of the worlds most pointless opinions and news from people's dull existances.
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| IslandJack | 04/12/2011 21:54:31 GMT |
Posted by chumba77:
I wouldn't go near a poker application that uses real money on Facebook of all places, they should stick to what they know which is hosting 65% of the worlds most pointless opinions and news from people's dull existances. |
lol
Only 65% ? 
I thought just me and 28 other people don´t have a Facebook page?
And also, are 35% NOT posting garbage?
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| Fakiry | 05/12/2011 18:37:33 GMT |
| It sure would be a great business for Fabecook and also for poker industry. "Play money" players would start investing real money on this game and better players who already use other rooms would also start using this new game joining all kinds of players, some looking for a chance to learn more and earn their first real money in the game, others looking for fish.
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| psycokiller | 08/12/2011 05:48:57 GMT |
| Should facebook go ahead with a real money site? Overall, I believe it would be good for the entire poker community. There should be an overall increase in traffic with primarily weak players (good for the steadies), it would force variou goverments to rethink their position on the topic (probably for the better) and hopefully helps create a better regulated industry thereby forcing shady sites to clean up or get out.
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| Chartoule | 08/12/2011 12:02:21 GMT |
Hi all!!
God (of poker) isn´t a good guy. In fact is a f**** bast****. All the fishes is facebook are going to enter in the game and I (and all the spanish players) am going to be out. Poker spanish regulation is RIGGED.
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| KoldShadow | 14/12/2011 22:44:01 GMT |
Posted by IslandJack: Posted by chumba77:
I wouldn't go near a poker application that uses real money on Facebook of all places, they should stick to what they know which is hosting 65% of the worlds most pointless opinions and news from people's dull existances. |
lol Only 65% ? I thought just me and 28 other people don't have a Facebook page? And also, are 35% NOT posting garbage? |
The other 35% are on Twitter . . . for what it's worth, I have a page that I made in college (when it was college student-exclusive and after intensive insistence from my friend, who I wanted to bang at the time). However, I haven't used the site socially in about 16 months, only "Liking/Recommending" and sharing various junk, mostly to keep my page as politically incorrect and lascivious as possible.
I don't see the rewards of any Faceb00k real money poker client being worth a deposit . . . however I am tempted because I'm sure plenty of total donks who play for fun on there might deposit just to give it a whirl. Of course I'm still not gonna bother because I also doubt the HUD/multi-tabling/tourney format/grinding potential. Being a U.S. citizen, I'm sure it won't be an option even if I was remotely interested! lol 
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| Greenpeez | 15/12/2011 21:11:15 GMT |
| oh god that would be a fish fest i for sure donT wanna miss
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| pochui | 22/12/2011 14:05:15 GMT |
| whatever such giants like facebook start its always interesting to see what comes out- how will the end product look, what sort of traffic the room would generate, what sort of promotions would be on offer etc. the same is when google starts cooking up something...
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| madicIvan | 26/12/2011 07:42:53 GMT |
| If just 20% of those players get into playing for real money, it would be big increase in overall online poker industry, cause they have such a huge base of players.
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