I’m planning to write an extensive post about Googlebowling, but I plan to aim it specifically at the poker industry. If you own a poker website, and you think you’ve been “Googlebowled”, then I’d like to hear from you. I’ll keep any information you ask me to keep confidential between us, but I’m interested in discussing anecdotal evidence with people who have first-hand experience with Googlebowling in poker.
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I am interested in this subject as well. The Googles, MSN and Yahoos of the world tend to rule, but are they using preditory tactics…………duh. Of course. I want to know how you can use that to your advantage and against them. The web is still a place for the little guy and it needs to be kept that way.
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