Quote from: Raizou on June 30, 2017, 10:52:12 PM

Vitalik said that this project was interesting and that it was valid to check and delve into, but apparently it was abandoned... Or at least the form of disclosure wasn't the best and it's necessary to offer something more if they wish to establish themselves in the market of poker!

Superdao isn't abandoned, you can see activity happening on their pre-ICO funding address regularly, so they're still spending money.

It's frustrating that they're still in stealth mode, but startups never run on schedule, I'm still hopeful pokereum will be a major launch in Q3.

As for issues with collusion in poker and money laundering I don't see a problem, the whole point of decentralised poker is to cut out a centralised controller, and with a DAO structure running the whole enterprise I expect Superdao/pokereum will pass the aml sniff test easily. If there are 1000's of players and hundreds of tables, trying to organise predictable collusion opportunities when table allocation is provably random would be impossible.