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At 3:17pm on February 20, 2009, Dr John Sutherland said…: I reckon the issue is probably more them not being gamblers. Try the students reading gambling via http://www.blackpool.ac.uk/gaming.

At 11:06am on February 20, 2009, Richard Wilson said…: No problem Paul.

Best of luck!

At 9:37am on February 13, 2009, Richard Wilson said…: How about 3.00 pm at The Millenium Hotel on George Square?

At 9:52am on February 12, 2009, Dr John Sutherland said…: I could put a post up on our ning site (wosgamers.ning.com) for our students to have a play at it, if you want. That could give you some 'live' gameplay QA feedback from this group.

At 9:53pm on February 11, 2009, Richard Wilson said…: Hi Paul,,

Thanks for the comment. I have actually came across SOCCERBET before.

I am kicking about Glasgow on Friday 20th if you fancy a coffee in the afternoon?

Cheers

R

At 4:04pm on February 11, 2009, Dr John Sutherland said…: It kinda crosses a line between 'games' and 'gaming'. As such, different laws apply to your game than the usual ones for such as WoW or Gears of War. I don't think it would interest mainstream video gamers: they are after quick feedback excitement in seconds or less. They do do slower games, such as footie manager games, but these are very complex and statistical, as real sports are (I love cricket, but only because every ball is statistically significant in the entire history of the game!)

How can you ensure you keep your IPR safe. The idea seems obvious once its in the public domain?

Why Scottish football? Who not shinty / ozzie rules / rugby league / etc.? Is it a concept you are holding which can be rolled out further?

I remember that a certain DUndee games company had the idea of doing virtual horse racing. You place bets. Horses run virtually. You win / lose. The biggest potential scam since mugs were invented, IMHO! Yours looks like it is based on real data.

How do you make money out of the game?

Enough questions! Thanks for asking for input.

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Tell us what company or organisation you're part of

FORWARD SOFTWARE SYSTEMS LIMITED is my own company specialising in IT Consultancy work and more recently game development.

Your digital media passion?

My SOCCERBET game ! Well its been around in one form or another for over 20 years now, but with the internet and particularly the ability to sell online via a digital download my "baby" can at last meet its world - I hope.

What's your main business?

Gaming, Programming, Other

Which nation or region are you based in?

Scotland

What are your main reasons for being here?

Finding partners for projects, Selling your skills, Getting to know 4iP, Finding out information, Getting ideas

My websites ..

Here's a link to my game website where you can try one of the DEMO versions ..

http://www.soccerbetgame.com

and my business site ..

http://forward-software-systems.com

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