Quote from: 3kpk3 on Today at 06:30:09 PM

Quote from: panjul07 on Today at 01:02:19 PM

If they decide to collaborate with big poker network such as ggpoker, they have bigger chance to survive with the poker.
Betcoin and fortunejak or may betnomi, these 3 sites did try to have poker but all of them also failed although they have player base but I'm sure the number of active players are not as big as what we can see in Stake.

Your points are valid, but not all of those active players are interested in poker which is why it's still risky though Stake can definitely afford to take that risk considering how rich and popular they are.

What I find odd is that @Ahoy posted about it way back in May and there hasn't been a single update about it since then which makes me think that they probably abandoned those plans.

Getting into the poker scene requires a lot of skin in the industry, you can't just set something up and go. They probably got roadblocked with foreseeable marketing and regulatory issues. Not to mention, Stake is facing a lot of complaints from customers at the moment and the rate of complains does not look like it's slowing down. It seems that they are facing bigger problems than tying to tap the poker market.