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throwAway9234LL
6y ago
I think we were on the right side of the law since we sere not taking any side of the bets. Just charging for the service. The pool participants probably were having their own bets between each other, but we would not take any cut of those.
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throwAway9234LL
6y ago
Paypal. We were not doing gambling. Just charging $1 per person per pool for the service: registering the bets in time, give them points when they win, rankings, etc. We did not see any of the money of their possible side-bets.
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throwAway9234LL
6y ago
A long time ago a friend an I created a website to help people organize pool bets between them, for a sport event. We charged $1 / person in the pool. Made about $1,500 in total for the event. - I paid about $400 in ads to Google: they