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Thank you very much. Your advice sounds on point, and it is maybe even a bit too realistic to really reduce our stress levels. We're really not sure what to ex

by bflesch 11y ago

Thank you very much. Your advice sounds on point, and it is maybe even a bit too realistic to really reduce our stress levels. We're really not sure what to expect from the Chinese market, and if our resources aren't better spent on US / EU only. We'd be interested to explore that option, though. Maybe there is a lot of low-hanging fruit. I will contact you next week if it is fine with you. We believe for-money eSports tournaments will be the next online poker craze allover the world, because it addresses the basic instincs of competition of a generation of (mostly male) gamers that grow older and have more disposable income. Thanks for offering your expertise.

pierre-renaux 11y ago
I've been in China from 2004-2014 and built a startup there that was sold to one of their internet giant. I can confirm that the parent is on point. Imo, your best bet - if you dont want to give up the Chinese market - would be to raise from a reputable Chinese investor. Without that you wont have much pull with any partner you find in China and they will happily stall and then copy your stuff. That is completly "fair game" to them and most wont even comprehend what your trying to tell them - a bit like the guy telling you that he admires/like what you've done after you asked him why they copied your stuff as-is... If you want to chat feel free to contact me, email in profile.
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