Do we have a darkcoin poker site? Would be nice to have one, the wider adoption would start don`t you think?
I'd be very interested in building a darkcoin only poker site. I have seen open source poker platforms out there with bitcoin integration.
With a few tweaks it could be edited for darkcoin.
Where do i sign?!
Like this:
https://github.com/hippich/Bitcoin-Poker-Room ?
Looks like it might use the standard bitcoin daemon, in which case a simple find and replace bitcoind/darkcoind and you're nearly there, but there's also a bunch of java backend voodoo here:
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/call-for-devs-software-adoption.2195/ - flare has a working Electrum-DRK so I assume that's all good to go too. I know nothing about js though.
I am terrible at poker but would love to play for DRK.
Lot of legal crap to consider though?
I'm not 100% sure, In the UK online poker is totally legal. Stakes are unlimited.
If you pay the correct taxes and provide a way for customers to seek recourse, why not? Coins101 could prob help with this one.
I remember reading on here that some 'big' holder of dark was a pro poker player? Maybe an already established site will implement drk, but the idea of anonymous poker is definitely worth looking into.
Edit 1: Some info.
Remote general betting (limited)
This licence allows you to provide facilities for betting only by means of a telephone or by email (in circumstances where bets taken are manually processed by the licence holder) up to a maximum annual gross gambling yield of £550,000.
If bets are automatically processed by gambling software, or where any other means of remote communication is used to provide facilities for betting, or if your annual gross gambling yield exceeds £550,000, a remote general betting (standard) operating licence will be required though you may not necessarily have remote gambling equipment based in Great Britain.
From 1 November 2014, if you are providing facilities for remote gambling, or advertising to consumers in Britain, you will need a licence from the Gambling Commission.
http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/gambling_sectors/betting/getting_a_licence_what_you_ne/do_i_need_a_licence/what_operating_licences_do_i_n.aspx#GeneralbettingstandardEdit 2 : Remote general betting (standard) (remote platform) operating licence £1,594