Initially launched in 2003, a poker performance tracking platform underwent a complete redevelopment and was reintroduced with updated web application technologies in 2014. Designed for poker players by enthusiasts in the field, the platform allows users to input data regarding their gaming sessions—such as cash flow, time played, and opponents—using various devices. This data is then transformed into detailed charts and analytics, enabling players to analyze both their performance and that of their opponents. The site is constructed using the Ruby on Rails framework, with a front-end developed in Bootstrap, ensuring compatibility across multiple devices. Comprehensive testing provides robust functionality, and the platform is hosted on a scalable cloud service. Transitioning ownership is streamlined, requiring only the transfer of hosting credentials. The development framework supports easy updates and feature additions by developers experienced in Ruby on Rails. The platform's growth potential lies in effective marketing and expanding its user base; the current owners seek someone capable of driving these initiatives, as they are committed to other projects. The primary traffic to the site is organic, aided by the age of the domain, and there have been no instances of search engine penalties or paid advertising. The sale includes domains, a sales processing account, and social media accounts. The website’s revenue is accurately traceable, and there are no geographic restrictions for potential buyers. Operationally, minimal manpower is needed, with customer support limited to addressing a small number of queries monthly.
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1. Agreements & Contracts.
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