Looking to Consult w/ Web Dev for Poker Site

[1SKruk1]

Hi all,

I've been researching the legalities and logistics in establishing a poker room web site and now am looking to consult with a web developer regarding the technicalities that would entail to establish at first, just a small scale, bare bones program that could simulate Texas Holdem' poker simulation.

My plan is too just start very small to understand the parameters that would go into establishing such a venture. I'm not worried about a crazy UI to begin with etc . . . Initially, I just want a very basic program that could support 9 of my friends to play basic poker hands, etc . . . Then once that works, I would leak it to a few more, etc . . . etc . . . I'm a senior in college and aim to leak to a few friends, than leak to a fraternity, than establish a framework that could support a large tourney b/w multiple fraternities, than the entire school etc . . .

However, I'm not looking to hit a grand slam with one swing which is why I am interested in taking baby steps.

I do have a valid contact who is a professional on the European Poker tour who would be interested in providing further financing as long as I can do the leg research and prove that I can create at least a Beta version.

Any insights, suggestions, please let me know.

Thanks,

[vignesh]

Hello,

We are a technology company based in India with offices in US and UK. We have experience in working and providing various solutions across different technologies.

We also have experience working with various startups and innovative ideas.

I believe, we could add value to your initiative in the form of technology and software.

I suggest we discuss more on this. Please note my email address.

Warm Regards,
Vignesh Iyer
Winjit Technologies Pvt. Ltd
www_winjit_com
Email: vignesh(at)winjit(dot)com

[sameerviva]

Hello can you give more insight on the scope of project we are capable of doing this project do you mind emailing me the description so that we can enstime the time line and technologies and pricing porportion.

thanks
sam
sameerd at viva-it dot com