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Title: poker software Post by: soaper on March 22, 2007, 12:45:24 PM can anyone give me a rough idea on the cost of renting/leasing software for a new poker room
Title: Re: poker software Post by: Ecosse on March 22, 2007, 02:18:22 PM can anyone give me a rough idea on the cost of renting/leasing software for a new poker room How about free ? Check out :- ********************** Works like a charm. Dougie. (sorry, we can't allow that link) Title: Re: poker software Post by: FlyingPig on March 22, 2007, 04:17:33 PM There is opensource software out there which you can get for free. There is the client and the server. Do a search in google.
I have a copy of the software and have used it. It requires a knowldge of MySql, again this opensource and free. The only problem with it is you are limited to a couple of tables (I havent worked out how to add extra tables yet). The one I have has 5 tables, you can put your own logo on it. The cashier system works, the back office requires some attention. You will need to run a virtual server, on Linux. It is not easy to setup, but it is worth it once you are there. Title: Re: poker software Post by: Ecosse on March 22, 2007, 09:26:15 PM There is opensource software out there which you can get for free. There is the client and the server. Do a search in google. I have a copy of the software and have used it. It requires a knowldge of MySql, again this opensource and free. The only problem with it is you are limited to a couple of tables (I havent worked out how to add extra tables yet). The one I have has 5 tables, you can put your own logo on it. The cashier system works, the back office requires some attention. You will need to run a virtual server, on Linux. It is not easy to setup, but it is worth it once you are there. I dont think the original poster is looking for software to run their business ? Just their poker tourney's. The link I provided has been modded for some reason, but the software (available elsewhere - or from me, just PM me) is absolutely superb - and totally free, no spyware or crap. Dougie. Title: Re: poker software Post by: Ginger on March 22, 2007, 09:49:25 PM There is opensource software out there which you can get for free. There is the client and the server. Do a search in google. I have a copy of the software and have used it. It requires a knowldge of MySql, again this opensource and free. The only problem with it is you are limited to a couple of tables (I havent worked out how to add extra tables yet). The one I have has 5 tables, you can put your own logo on it. The cashier system works, the back office requires some attention. You will need to run a virtual server, on Linux. It is not easy to setup, but it is worth it once you are there. I dont think the original poster is looking for software to run their business ? Just their poker tourney's. The link I provided has been modded for some reason, but the software (available elsewhere - or from me, just PM me) is absolutely superb - and totally free, no spyware or crap. Dougie. PM sent to you Ecosse, sorry for not informing you of the reason for the edit earlier. Title: Re: poker software Post by: kinboshi on March 22, 2007, 10:14:20 PM Who said we needed a female mod?
Sigh... Title: Re: poker software Post by: Bongo on March 23, 2007, 03:02:36 AM There is opensource software out there which you can get for free. There is the client and the server. Do a search in google. I have a copy of the software and have used it. It requires a knowldge of MySql, again this opensource and free. The only problem with it is you are limited to a couple of tables (I havent worked out how to add extra tables yet). The one I have has 5 tables, you can put your own logo on it. The cashier system works, the back office requires some attention. You will need to run a virtual server, on Linux. It is not easy to setup, but it is worth it once you are there. Is that the old pokerspot software? |