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So the question, again, is can i make a poker, or other gambling games that is played for fun, not real money?
is correct. No money, no problem. As long as all of the money is purely in the game and not involving real cash transactions, then go for it (This also includes using real money to buy “Game Money” that is then used for gambling). Let us know if you have any more questions or concerns.
Hi ,
Mind to know your mean ‘This also includes using real money to buy “Game Money” that is then used for gambling’ ? Does it mean if we design a game like poker (play for fun, no real money involved, only points involved), when player finished credit, wish to add more in order to play, then go to store buy some points using real money, then continue to play with the points. Points is no way exchanges back to real money. Will it ok for this case?
Gambling is a complicated legal area and the definition changes depending on where you are, and I can’t give you legal advice about it. But it sounds like you are talking about a closed system with no money out, which is ok with us.